Travel-Lite are brilliant. You do need to have a drop-off point indoors; but you don't have to be actually stayed at the venue; but he won't leave your kit on the roadside, and he doesn't have time to hang around for you. For example, we got our stuff dropped off at the Bridge of Orchy Hotel but we camped in the Forestry Commission. We
may have thanked the hotel by spending rather a lot of money behind their bar.....
We did it in early April and I am glad we combined camping with staying in huts etc because some days we were so tired and wet and it was lovely to be inside and have a chance to dry the tent and our coats, have a shower etc. For us, the hardest days were the walk to Inversnaid, and then the walk from Beinglas to Tyndrum because it was really wet and muddy (there is a LOT of cow poo on the way to Tyndrum, be warned not to wear your lovely beige high performance trousers that day, I kid you not, it is like a LAKE) so it was really nice to be able to cosy up and 'pamper' ourselves by letting our clothes and tent dry out!
We did it over 9 days because we are lightweights (before anyone says you are nobody unless you do it over 3 days wearing the equivalent of a small house on your back - WHW Suffering Olympics are
a thing!)
Night 1 was camping in Drymen (Drumquhassle Farm), not the best place but OK
Night 2 was Millarochy Bay (we were going to stay at Sallochy Bay but it was shut for drainage works) - fab place.
Night 3 was Inversnaid Bunkhouse - we were going to wild camp but it was a long, very wet and miserable day and the bunkhouse is fabulous and we got to dry our kit. DON'T WALK UP THE HILL, phone from the creepy hotel and they'll send a minibus down for you.
Night 4 was Beinglas, stayed in a pod, it was fab. You can camp there.They have a bar, and The Drovers is just down the road.
Night 5 was Tyndrum By The Way. Again, we were going to camp but it had lashed down all day and we were feeling sorry for ourselves so we stayed in a chalet hut thing. Friday night in Tyndrum is an, err, experience.
Night 6 was camping in the Forestry Commission, Bridge of Orchy.
Night 7 was supposed to be camping next to the Kingshouse but it was raining so hard that they were worried the burn would burst so they weren't letting us stop. By miracle, they had a cancellation so we stayed in the hotel.
Night 8 was Blackwater in Kinlochleven. We were going to camp, but they had this cute Hobbit house and, well, it seemed rude not to.....
Night 9 was the Premier Inn right next to the finish line, and LOTS of whisky.
Moral of the story - try and be open to ideas and not too fixed on what you're going to do. A lot might change with the weather, your mood etc so if you can have a slush fund to let you sleep in a bed / pod etc if your sanity needs it, it is worth doing. You're doing this for fun, to make amazing memories - not suffer every single inch of the way - so if you go with a flexible idea, so much the better. Apart from The Kingshouse, the other places we had pre-booked for camping, so we knew we had a place to stay, and we just upgraded when we got there to stay in something a bit cosier.