Beinglas Farm, Arrochar

A campsite bar but one that happily welcomes non-residents (mainly, I suspect, as it’s the first hostelry you hit after a punishing day on the West Highland Way). Farmhouse barn style interior with a more modern upstairs level. Loads of agricultural implements hung around, as well as guitars and a set of stocks. Mounted TV with live football advertised. No handpumps for ale but Harviestoun Bitter & Twisted was on keg for £3.95

Very unusually for a campsite bar, this is actually quite a decent pub. Built into a stone walled outbuilding of what is still a working farm, it has a nice, cosy atmosphere and features live music some nights. Meals are available, all day every day and there is an outdoor seating area with a wood fire to keep away the midges. The bar and campsite are literally a minute’s walk away from the West Highland Way and it’s a popular stopping off point for walkers on the long distance footpath. Although it’s part of the campsite, you don’t have to be staying there to drink in it.

Official site of Beinglas Farm - www.beinglascampsite.com