Loch Lomond

 Day 7 Monday 22nd April

We left the campsite and headed along the coast road to Paisley as we needed to get some gas and a new lead for the satnav. We have a satnav which is made for larger vehicles so you can type in the dimensions of your vehicle and in theory anyway it won’t take you down any roads where you won’t fit! I’ll let you know 🤣

It was fairly straightforward getting the stuff we needed and then we headed over the Erskine bridge and on to Loch Lomond. 













Dumbarton rock with Dumbarton castle






We have never seen a whiskey tanker before! 🤣

We made a stop at Luss on the banks of Loch Lomond. Lovely place with gorgeous houses. We had a nice walk along the side of the Loch. 






























After Luss it was just a short journey to our stop for the next two nights, the Loch Lomond Holiday park.


















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