Scotland for 'shielders'!

[Libby29]

What about calendar ? It’s a lovely wee place & im sure there’s cabins you can rent.it’s stunning up there & peaceful. You can walk for miles and the falls of Lenny etc.

[dee slack]

Originally Posted by mitch84

I travelled round Scotland quite a lot over covid period, I needed a break and took my dog.
I think if you are that poorly that you can’t have your husband go in to pay for petrol, that there isn’t anywhere that quiet I can recommend whilst still having pay at pump petrol stations.
I stayed in Wick for a night up near John o groats and remember a pay at pump Tesco, but that is the only one I can think of.
Would it be worth going close enough to home not to need petrol, but then go as remote as possible?

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thanks, that's good to know. We have managed 12 days in a hired motorhome Cornwall/Devon/Somerset/Dorset/Wiltshire and also a week in Wales with P-A-P so maybe we need to stick to England until things change, to be on the safe side. Thanks again x

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Fort William might be too far but highly recommended remote accommodation

[dee slack]

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Fort William might be too far but highly recommended remote accommodation

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have you got a MH? If so, would you recommend that or a cottage and go out for days? We have hired a MH in the past and although we loved it you do have to think carefully as some places aren't very accessible lol!

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I think if you are travelling in the Highlands of Scotland a MH is a hinderance more than a help on the roads! We find a car easier on the narrower roads

[sam7]

Cant advise on Scotland but in 2020 we booked a cottage in the Yorkshire Dale and were able to go on lots of walks but still stay well away from people. We stayed in Brunskill Cottage near Hawes.