Scottish Bongo Bash 2013

[brorabongo]

With each Suggestion, the sites are getting closer to home.

[mountainmummy]

If you want to avoid midges,head to the coast

somewhere like this



http://www.sandsholidaycentre.co.uk/camping.html

Yes please!!

Love this site, just spent 5 days there.

Here's the view from the beach.



Sara

[mikeonb4c]

Wow!!!!!!!! I want to go there - its enough to get me Bongo camping again.

[The_Gordons]

We camped at the Gairloch site a couple of times in our pre Bongo days. Found a great coffee and cake shop on our first visit then found it closed on our second

Stayed at the Rosemarkie site last year with the Bongo and don't remember there being any midgies . The dolphins are great to watch but you need to time it right. Mountain bikes trials and a brewery in the vicinity

[brorabongo]

The West coast is generally a bit warmer, wetter, and midge-ier than the East coast. I would also say it has better scenery.

[CKC100]

If I can make, I would opt for the Gairloch one as above it is usually warmer on the West

[Bongopoet]

Gairloch please

[dunslair]

+1 for (big) sands. great site. Plenty of space to spread out without the risk of pinching anybody's pitch.

[Ian]

OK, We are booked! Sands Caravan Park, Gairloch, 16 to 20 May 2013. 25 slots all with electric hook up.

All bookings through the club, but not until the New Year.

[Muzorewa]

[Bongopoet]

+1 for (big) sands. great site. Plenty of space to spread out without the risk of pinching anybody's pitch.

I am keeping an eye on you David

[dunslair]

[Driver+Passengers]

For those without hookup? Plenty space?

[Ian]

Yes, plenty of room. But I won't know prices until next year.

[Driver+Passengers]

Cheers.