Nice aspects include the quiet and the view. Parking is on a terrace overlooking river. Quite pretty. Downside is toilet emptying is down the same open drain as grey water. It stinks. Also fresh water is from right there too. We didn't fill up here!! The toilet is down by the river and was locked throughout the 24 hours we were here. A good stopover basically.

Quiet (ish). Felt safe sleeping the night, but probably wouldn't leave van here unattended. No services.

Only opened this year, so the planting is still a little immature, but this is a great place to stop. Yes, it's on the pricey side, but all services included for 27 euros for 2 of us. Showers and toilets immaculate. Gave us a chance to freshen up after a longish spell using free spots without facilities. Some road noise but not enough to stop us sleeping. Staff very friendly and welcoming.

Nice and quiet. Bistro closed when we were there. Toilet not avaliable overnight so may not suit those without a toilet in their van. Nice couple running the place.

Like others say, it's a sloping pitch, but fine with ramps (large). Beautiful to eat with the sound of the sea in the background.

Free and pretty quiet despite being next to main road. Still the sound of lorries was there. Lots of dog walkers use the car park from very early in the morning, so there is lots of activity. Right next to the Country Park and there is a cafe only 100 yards away too which opens at 8.30am!

I stayed here for 2 nights in November. It is stunning. So peaceful. It is not free. The charge is £10 per night. Payment is made in a honesty box or at the village store. I can see that this would be fair in high season, but to be honest it felt a bit steep at this time of year. It is a 45 minute walk along the beach to The Findhorn Foundation, and a 3 minute walk into the village.