We spent one night here before heading to Skye. It was incredibly quiet and we felt very safe. The only downside is that the pitches aren't completely level. Otherwise, it's fantastic!

We spent one night here so we could visit the Glenfinnan Viaduct the next morning. The campsite is beautiful, but apparently also very popular. When we arrived around 7 pm, there were already seven other campers there. It's also a lovely area for hiking or walking. We felt very safe and comfortable.

We spent two nights here (free of charge) to explore Edinburgh. We slept well at night; it was relatively quiet, and we felt safe. There were also plenty of green spaces nearby for walking our dog. A great feature was the direct bus stop with lines Lothian 25, 34, and 35, which take you to the city center in about 30-40 minutes for £2.40 per person per journey.

Very friendly owners. We stayed one night for £28 on a grass pitch without electricity. The campsite is very small. The sanitary facilities, as well as water and waste disposal, were included and were very clean and well-maintained. Dogs are also very welcome. The surrounding area is great for walks, and it's right by the sea. We were also able to walk to a supermarket (600m). Excellent!