I was with Al and we saw the same signs.
So there is camping

Take the minor/quieter road on the south side of the Loch
and you will be spoilt for choice.

I walked the length of the north side of Loch Rannoch during the Challenge this year and there were plenty of places to camp by the loch side - with 'campers welcome' signs too. None after Kinloch Rannoch though.

Wild camping is covered by the same access legislation as walking and cycling ie not on someone's front lawn and done responsibly, so ok just about anywhere. Except for golf courses and bits of Loch Lomond shores, sadly; there could be some cracking campspots at that Gleneagles.

Following on from previous suggestion S. side of Loch.If you are heading
through to Pitlochry via. Shiehallion .(IMO)much better than the B8019
Tummel Bridge route.There are many good pitches, Lochan an Nam, Brae
O Foss NN752557. Glengoulandie or Loch Derdculich NN864546 to name a few.
If you still prefer the N side peel off the B8019 at the hotel on the L
of the road at NN819601.A nice track/FP past Loch Lochan Leathain (pitch)
and a lovely route down to Blair Atholl via Tomanraid. Cheers.

I'm still in awe of the wealth of knowledge, and advice that comes from folk on the Message Board.

Many thanks for the suggestions and comments.

Both Keith and Carl have suggested the memorial area. This seems a good idea to me. It's near to a source of liquid refreshments!

I take it you are referring to the café "Treats"", Gordon?

Well, of course, John.

What else?

...................................goes to the bottom of the garden and eats worms .............................the penalty for lying.

If you've half a million spare you could re-open the Dunalastair Hotel and serve yourself a pint, I suppose?

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