In reply to jadeevans692:
Most sites are closed for the winter, which is a shame as there probably is good trade to keep one good site open if it was appropriately managed and tailored to the hill-walking, climbing and winter campervan market; No locked gate, honesty system for late arrival early departures, drying room, bothy/communal area with wood burner etc. However most campsite owners are fed-up of the sight of 'guests' by the end of the season...….
I've used campsite between Speanbridge and Roybridge in winter a handful of times, pitching on the central square area of grass. A toilet and possibly a ?shower are open. Feels a bit odd as you're surrounded by static caravans, some with permanent residents. Somebody usually asked for the cash.................I suspected they weren't actually the owners or caretaker! Never had any problems though.
The Red Squirrel in Glencoe is always open, but can be noisy at w/e's.
The Bunroy, Roybridge site is closed in winter, its under new ownership, I asked if they had any intention of extending their season but no. They'd have to apply for amended planning permission to open all year, and would have outgoings in the form of staffing, business rates, water, heating, and refuse. They thought it wouldn't be worth the effort.
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