I ran an event 3 years ago for the Freelander Club when we rented the Dunkeld LRE site for the whole day and they threw in a Freelander with an instructor to show the guys how to drive their cars offroad before we set off for some fun and games on the centre's grounds. Most of the Freelander owners were young lads who had never driven anything offroad and were concerned about taking their own cars into the dirt. The LRE guys showed them how to do it either sitting in their cars or taking them in the centre's Freelander V6 first. We took our own picnics and after a lunch break we played on the site for a while and then ventured off in to the Scottish wilds near to Dunkeld. The cost worked out at £30 a car (a fraction of the cost of going through Land Rover!) for 10 cars. Owners had to prove they had offroad cover for the day and we had a ball. I'm sure that many of the posters here would never dream of taking their Sports offroad and would be amazed if they saw just what it can do in the dirt so if anybody is interested I can make enquiries. I am going to use my LRE voucher on Nov 1st up there so will ask what the situation is.
The outing would not be restricted to Scottish posters, anybody can come along - we had a Freelander owner drove his new TD4 out of the showroom in Billericay on the Friday evening and drove straight to Dunkeld in it to join us on the Saturday for some fun. Also there was a lady who came up from Bristol and another 2 guys from Liverpool in addition to the 6 Scottish members who made it for the day. The great thing about doing the LRE as a "club" event is that you don't have to pay any extra for friends and family to join in unlike on the LRE voucher days where a passenger costs £350 extra for the full day, as I found out this morning when I booked my course. As I said earlier all you need is offroad insurance cover - Land Rover's own policy is very good and I pay £400 pa for the TDv6 with offroad use, offroad recovery and unlimited Continental driving included in the premium. For those with offroading experience then the day can be a bit tame, but then we don't go to smash up our cars unlike at pay and play sites!
If you want to come from any great distance away and want accommodation then there are 3 hotels (one of them is a Hilton Resort and that is where the LRE is based) in Dunkeld and many B&B's in the area.

Tim A Carbon Footprint is the mark a lump of coal makes when it's dropped on the ground.

TDv8 HSE - Stornoway Grey with ebony and straight grain walnut wood-a-like interior with towpack, Tasmods. The best car I have ever owned
Now departed - Giverny Green TDv6SE with Aspen and Parchment interior - nearly the best car I have ever owned
Staying - Epsom Green Defender 90 for playing off road

Tim sounds good to me .
As long as the dates work in and time away from work is available count me in, could spend the night away without the kids (sounds good to me) and make it an event with her indoors as long as she can get the time of work. Its out there somewhere. Second V10 Treg on the drive at the moment.