Morning mist hung over Loch Lommond as we left the Trossachs behind and made our way to Beecraigs Country Park Caravan site, near Linlithgow.
As you may have noticed, we tend to stay on caravan club sites, mainly because we know we will get a heated washroom. Beecraigs is a council run site, but it certainly had a wow factor.....
The pitches were relatively flat, sat on a brow of a hill with wonderful views. I'm sure we could see Edinburgh, and definitely the Fourth bridges, and most importantly, well kept heated washrooms.
Not only that. they provided a good Scottish breakfast in the visitor centre.
Beecraigs Loch
Highland cattle
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| A Stag rut calling and the Fourth Bridges in the distance |
We had had a particular tiring night, having to repeatedly pump up the air bed.... to which we gave up in the end. Then we heard this amazing sound of a rutting deer and another replying, that was further away. Fantastic, and we heard it again today, in the Scottish hills.
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