Fetch Camper Vans

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cackleberry 2 Sep 8:13pm, 2 Sep 2024 4,020 posts	0 cackleberry cathrobinson wrote:How did the dog get on in the van? She was better this time. Still shaking like a leaf while travelling, but actually decided to explore inside the van instead of denying its existence. I think she'll get there with repeated exposure she is pretty chill with everything else.
cathrobinson 2 Sep 8:21pm, 2 Sep 2024 12,902 posts	0 cathrobinson That’s a step in the right direction then.
geordiegirl 2 Sep 8:39pm, 2 Sep 2024 24,103 posts	0 geordiegirl Glad to hear she was a bit better cackleberry, Ellie is the same and doesn’t always enjoy travelling in the car for boating weekends she normally settles after 1/2-3/4hr. Hoping to get out in Vinnie on Friday for a local night. 3rd time lucky!
RunningRonnie 3 Sep 7:30am, 3 Sep 2024 3,318 posts	0 RunningRonnie NatureScot car parks are usually a good shout, as they have toilets and allow overnight stays. Muir of Dinnet/Burn o Vat and Creag Meagaidh as two examples.
Rosehip 3 Sep 8:03am, 3 Sep 2024 33,064 posts	0 Rosehip Scotland is a long way from home
halfpint 3 Sep 8:19am, 3 Sep 2024 41,581 posts	0 halfpint I’ve stayed in the burn o vat one a couple of times. It was really busy last time.
Dillthedog 3 Sep 8:41am, 3 Sep 2024 6,247 posts	0 Dillthedog I fell through a cornice in a whiteout on Creag Meagaidh 30 odd years ago. Not camping related, but the name still sends shivers down my spine
RunningRonnie 3 Sep 8:46am, 3 Sep 2024 3,319 posts	0 RunningRonnie Well that sounds terrifying!
cathrobinson 3 Sep 8:54am, 3 Sep 2024 12,903 posts	0 cathrobinson Scotland park for the night car parks are absolutely brilliant. England really should catch up…
RunningRonnie 3 Sep 9:13am, 3 Sep 2024 3,320 posts	0 RunningRonnie The forestry ones? They are great, but there is still the toilet issue.