The welcome at Airds Bay was warm and friendly. the location is stunningly beautiful with breath-taking views of mountains and hills overlooking Loch Etive. Access to walks from the site were plentiful & we enjoyed visiting the nearby smokery at Inverawe, including the delicious delights of its cafe & deli. The local village of Taynuilt is only 20 minutes walk away. It is very quiet & the cafe only operates 4 days per week (Thurs-Sunday) in high season. We enjoyed a meal at the Taynuilt Inn which is dog-friendly. The train service from Taynuilt is convenient & easy. We made the 20 minute journey to nearby Oban & enjoyed the picturesque harbour that lived up to its claim as the seafood capital of Scotland. Unfortunately, time did not allow us to take a ferry to Mull or to take a trip on one of the many sight seeing boat trips. The pitch at the CL is very good in many ways. It is big enough to accommodate an awning (we used our awning). It has its own patio & shed. We lit a fire in the fire pit provided & spent a fabulous evening sitting in its glow & warmth. However, the pitch does feel like a rather rough, spare piece of someone's yard & you share the space with trailers. This was a small matter & was more than overshadowed by the beauty and convenience of this site. As a bonus - the hens are friendly & inquisitive.