It's a good site, and it has some things that really make even the most miserable weather easy to camp in. The staff are very friendly and helpful; the site is their home.
It's a lovely bit of the world; the entire forested hillside is part of the site. For the 'domestic' bit of camping, the fees aren't extortionate, there's hot water freely available 24/7 and so are the showers
They have free internet access, secure boxes to charge your phone, and there's a hot coffee maker too
The site is on the bus route from Crieff to Comrie and car parking is good and next to the main camp field.
Basically you can take a load of kit along to try it out, both your tent and your hammock, iimmc.
They allow open fires, preferably in the firebowls, and there's a chute up for shelter with a good fireplace underneath.
The small shop carries a range of foodstuffs....think corner shop prices; they have to buy in small quantities, rather than supermarket bargains, so you can get things like eggs and tinned things if necessary.
If you really want away on your own with no facilities near by then there's plenty of forest up hill.
It's not wilderness/wilderness, but it's a well recommended site
and if you're up for wandering it'll keep you happily occupied. Fair bit of wildlife around too.
atb,
Toddy
