Set in a wonderful location on the shores of Loch Linnhe, just south of Corran ferry, lies Bunree. Whatever pitch you happen to end up on, you have got views of the mountains, the Loch and the stunning scenery that is a feature of this area. Once again, as is customary at club sites, a lovely warm welcome from the site staff on arrival, with plenty of pitches to choose, and all well maintained. We felt the peace and tranquility from the moment we set up. Prior to arrival some of the recent reviews were critical regarding the condition of the amenities block. I have to say overall there was no problem whatsoever, they were well maintained and were spotlessly clean. What a credit to the dedicated site staff. However, that being said I would also say that they are in need of some TLC and wondered whether that may feature in the not too distant future as part of the clubs overall site refurbishment program, especially as every night we were there in the first week in May it was almost full every night. Having lived in Fort William in the early 60s, It was a bit more of my down memory lane tour. I have to say that we took time out to visit Oban, Glencoe first, then a bit further north to Glenfinnan and onwards to Mallaig as well as around Fort William itself. The area is a haven for walkers and climbers. There’s plenty of off-road cycle tracks and trails available too, although I have reservations about anyone trying to cycle along the very busy main road from the site into Fort William. Unfortunately the car ferry at Corran was suspended whilst we were there so unable to get over to explore the remote areas on the other side of the Loch. Overall I can’t find any fault with the site, the way it’s run, the way it is organised, and given the opportunity, I hope this will not be my last visit to this particular location