Just spent 5 days in this campsite in the rain. The toilets and showers are pretty basic but if you can cope with that it is worth it. This is probably the best campsite I've ever stayed at: you pitch your tent among trees and you are allowed fires. Wood can be gathered from the woodland at the end of the road or you can buy peat and logs from the village shop which is a mile and three quarters away. There is also a really nice pub a mile away in the other direction, and it does food and coffee and often has live music at night. I spent my evenings poking my fire with sticks and drinking wine and that helped keep the midges at bay. You will need midge repellant but you can buy that at the kiosk and again in the village. Very informal and you can pitch where you want and everyone is very nice. Lots of pretty walks too which are short or if you fancy a longer one you can do part of the west highland way. It's very rural and there are no banks (the village shop charges you 50p to get cash back so you're better off making sure you bring money with you) and the shop puts a notice up to tell you when a delivery is due in, but it sells most things. On the way to it you drive through the Highlands and that is stunning. It is definitely worth going to.