We have been coming 5 years - this year was a bit of a disappointment because the caravan although new, had problems. Not a big deal 1 year out of 5 but the style of van has NO opening windows in the lounge and that would be dreadful in summer. My granddaughter did archery and to be honest we felt it was very expensive for what she got - there were so many people in the group. We like Drimsynie because there are a number of indoor activities (covering bad weather issues) but were disappointed that this year it seemed to be mainly machines, which are teaching our children to gamble - not healthy. Badmington had gone and also snooker. As the grandchildren grow, we are finding a lack of good healthy activities - tree trekking would be excellent, and a far better outdoor play area would help (Roseneath Park has an excellent one) and things like a climbing wall would improve things. We went to the Elsa evening and were disappointed because the noise was so loud that for adults sitting together at a table, we could not converse. The young children didn't need that amount of noise to enjoy being with Elsa, but it sure made us leave early because we could not enjoy ourselves. For us personally (pensioners on pension credits) and my daughter is recovering from cancer, we find things getting too expensive. A reduction for OAP's or those on benefits, or maybe even those who have been coming regularly (like a frequent flyer thing - though don't delete the points within a certain time!!!) would be a real encouragement. We have enjoyed coming and believe Argyll Holidays do a good job, but it is getting harder for us as the children grow, and our finances are not increasing much. Staff are great and we believe there is huge potential. I hope this doesn't come across as too negative. I used to run a B & B and wanted honest answers from guests so I would know what areas to improve in, so I am giving this honest response with a desire to help you improve, because you have great potential.