Glengoulandie Camping & Caravanning

Glengoulandie sits in a glen at the foot of Dun Coillich, a few miles north-west of Aberfeldy, with a burn running through the middle and a deer park along one edge. It is run by Fiona and Andy, who live in the cottage on site. The touring pitches are compacted-gravel hardstandings, each with electric, a water tap, a grey-water drain and a light, and each has a grassy strip beside it for an awning. Tents have their own separate field, with small, medium/large and fully-serviced pitches handed out on arrival, and walkers and cyclists arriving without a vehicle have a backpackers' area.

If you would rather not bring your own shelter there are three family glamping pods sleeping up to seven, two step-free accessible pods for two, and a shepherd's hut by the burn. Pods have underfloor heating, a kitchenette and a wet room. The amenity block has showers, toilets, a laundry and washing-up sinks, and the cafe and shop (open daily from the end of April to late September) sell coffee, cakes, gas and camping spares, with a woodburner for wet days. Dogs are welcome and there is a fenced exercise area; walks including routes up Schiehallion start close by.