Forres, Highlands and Islands, Scotland
Electric hardstanding touring pitch
Liked Good location and pitch. Nice clean bathrooms and facilities.
Disliked Nope
Recommend to friends Visit again
Pitlochry, Perthshire, Scotland
Electric gravel campervan pitch (maximum 6 metres, no awning, small)
Liked Everything, location, facilities, pitch…
Disliked Nothing to dislike.
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Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, England
Electric optional grass pitch
Liked The pitch itself. Tidy, clean and away from the numerous dodgy looking static holiday caravans and the smell of weed emanating from the first caravan.
Disliked The reception caravan. I’m really sorry but it’s not a pleasant welcome to the site to be invited into the ‘reception’ which is someone’s caravan which subsequently smells really bad…it was awful, to sign in. This could easily have been done out side.
Now I took the negative reviews (numerous) about the toilets with a pinch of salt hoping to be proven wrong, but I wasn’t. Men’s toilets-two urinals. Both smelt bad and not clean. The flushing toilet. Flushed and had some cleaning product hanging off the rim that worked when flushed, but there was what I can only describe as baked on excrement around the rim. No toilet roll. No paper towels or hand drying facility.
Two showers. One went from scolding hot to cold but would not regulate. The other worked thank goodness but height was too short (I’m not that tall).
Overall, the toilet and shower block was disgusting and dirty. I’ve been to many weekend music festivals and the toilets and showers there were cleaner. Basics….if people are camping you at least hope to have half decent clean and hygienic facilities.
Recommend to friends Visit again