A little time ago in the mid seventies I pitched my outfit ( then a 1100 cc Ford Escort and my trusty but small Thompson Mini Glen ) on a site in the open sea loch Nan Ceall at Arisaig , Scotland . This being about 30 miles up the then mainly single track road from Fort William towards Mallaig . I only ever knew it as Pete's site as recommended by my parents who were avid caravanners , all you had was a single toilet block with 3 stalls and cold water sinks , and separate water taps around the levelish grass site . 50 Pence a night was the charge to to paid as and when , as most Campers stayed longer than anticipated . On the site you could pitch up anywhere and have free awning , tent or second car . My OH and I pitched up on the grass straight in front of the white sand beach facing south with the beach being 20 feet wide before beautiful blue sea . What a absolutely lovely peaceful but basic real campers type site and Pete being a Gentleman and farmer . I've never ventured to that particular area again and have no idea if a site is still in that locality , if someone knows if it is I'd love to hear about it . Even in the seventies 50 p was not at all expensive maybe the price of about a quarter of a gallon , yes gallon , of petrol 
Steve
Steve
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