We stopped at Morvich for 8 nights. What a lovely location and setting. The River Croe runs by the side of the campsite and empties into Loch Duich. A nice gentle walk along the lane of about a mile and a half. Although we were there at the end of September / beginning October the weather was OK apart from a couple of days, and simply stunning on a couple of others. The views from the site itself are fantastic with cloud topped mountains on 3 sides. Lots of walking and mountain biking for those who are young enough and those fit enough! We take a gentler approach at our age and prefer to walk, with our dogs, on gentler slopes! Being only 15 miles from the Kyle of Lochalsh and the Skye bridge we spent 3 days exploring the Isle of Skye. Went north to Inverness. Hunkered down in the van on the 2 days when the rain and the wind lashed us. A good camera and binoculars will be very handy when you visit this part of the world. We heard the Red stags roaring, a Golden Eagle drifted over the site on 2 separate occasions (noticed by its distinctive cry). Wherever you drive or roam there is outstanding scenery, plenty of places to have a bite to eat. Shops local to the site. Supermarkets on Skye. The site is kept immaculately and the wardens were very helpful. Especially when we had to stay an extra night because of the50+ mph gales and sorted out the booking at our next port of call. All in all we had a fantastic stay at the Morvich site and would recommend it to anyone.