I posted as a reply to another post, but I will post here as well. I am appealing to all responsible considerate Cali owners:
I live on the edge of the Cairngorm National Park, Deeside. We have noticed an uptick in camper vans traveling to the area and parking up in random places. We believe people are traveling from cities to avoid the virus. The local residents are really not very happy about this. If you decide to travel and camp, you are likely to receive a cold reception from local people and land owners. All bars restaurants are closed, campsites are closed. National Trust properties are closed. The shops are smaller and stock takes longer to get here. We are strugguling to get supplies as it is, without the pressure of extra vistors. We have very limited capacity in terms of hospitals, doctors and emergency services. Critical care beds can be 100's of miles away and helicopter transfers are required. Many ferries are running a restricted service and some of the islands are closed to visitors.
Traveling simply risks spreading the virus to remote communities, many with an ageing population. Also, some are under an illusion you can park-up anywhere in Scotland. Many local authorities have bylaws that restrict wild-camping. Most roadside parking has restrictions on overnight stays. These are likely to be policed more vigorously in the current climate.
You may not have symptoms but still have the virus. Many people will be asymptomatic, i.e. have the virus no real symptoms. Do not help spread the virus, please stay home and observe the advice of the government.
Please do not travel, you will not be welcome.
We thank-you for your cooperation.