Cameron

The name alone tells you you're in the Highlands — somewhere between soft moorland and the edge of something bigger, where the air smells of heather and peat even before you've unpegged the car.

This is a straightforward camping pitch that takes tents, campervans and caravans, so it suits anyone really — families after space to spread out, couples with a tourer, solo campers happy with simplicity. You're in proper Scottish countryside here, the kind of place where you might need to ask about bringing the dog and check what the score is with campfires when you arrive. It's not about bells and whistles; it's about being somewhere quiet and uncluttered, with hills within reach and that particular Highland stillness once the midges settle.

Facilities aren't listed in detail, so best to arrive prepared and expect the basics rather than a shower block with underfloor heating. The vibe feels low-key and honest — a pitch, some grass, the kind of camping where you remember why you bought the tent in the first place.