The first thing you'll hear at Faichemard is the stillness — that proper Highland quiet broken only by curlews and the occasional bleat from the farm's own sheep wandering the slopes above you.
This is a working farm site in the Scottish Highlands that welcomes tents, campervans and caravans, so you'll find everyone from couples touring the NC500 to families making a base for walking or wildlife spotting. The Highlands mean big skies, ancient geology, and that sense of proper remoteness even when you're not far from civilization — though what counts as "not far" changes up here. It's the kind of place where you pitch looking out at hills that haven't changed in millennia.
Facilities are straightforward — toilets and showers onsite, which is all you really need when the landscape does the heavy lifting. Campfires are worth asking about when you arrive, as policies can vary depending on conditions. It's a genuine farm setting, so expect a bit of mud, a lot of stars, and the kind of night's sleep that only comes with proper fresh air.