Do you want to get away from it all? Do you want spectacular views? Then this could be the place for you? We stayed here for one night in pretty atrocious weather, seriously windy, horizontal rain & just the occasional glimpse of sun light & rainbows over the Loch before yet another storm blew in! When we arrived I thought the place was closed but we were greeted by the owner without even getting out of our van. Everything looked closed up but the two toilets were open & the water was on. It felt a little remote, desolate even, accentuated perhaps by the weather. This was like wild camping with a capital W but with electricity! & I don't necessarily mean that in a negative way. No TV unless you bring a satellite dish, no WiFi, No phone signal & oh so quiet apart from the wind & the rain lashing against the van. No pub nearby or Hotel the on site cafe was closed, so we had to self cater & just watch the scenery gradually disappear as yet another squall moved in. The ground was surprisingly well drained despite what the weather threw at it but the toilets were a little disappointing, in need of a clean but I've seen & used much worse. In summary it's a beautiful, wild, un-spoilt location, with dramatic views & a friendly owner but the facilities are in some need of some TLC