Having camped in various places around the world I think Scotland boasts some of the most spectacular campsites anywhere. With two National Parks, 110 inhabited islands and over 30,000 lochs there's a huge variety of campsites. Whether you have a tent, campervan, motorhome or caravan, or are looking for a glamping experience, there's a big choice.
My favourite campsites are not only well-run and have good amenities but are in fantastic locations, so
my top picks include sites in the Cairngorms, Arisaig, Mull and Applecross. Many of these are
on the beach, and some
allow campfires.

With its world-leading access legislation, Scotland is perfect for wild camping too - providing you're travelling under your own steam. Just make sure you know the
outdoor access code and leave no trace. Scotland welcomes responsible campers !
I have a campervan and love backpacking in the wilds and so my favoured sites are off the beaten track.

But while Scotland excels in fabulous scenery it also has to cope not only with some wet and wild Atlantic weather on occasion ... but a few midges also. (I can feel the need for a whole separate discussion on the little blighters!).
So when camping in Scotland, just remember two things. First, the weather/midges will improve soon and secondly, there's no such thing as poor weather (or midge protection), just inappropriate clothing !