Practical Caravan Top 100 Parks 2007

This site makes the perfect base for a city break in Edinburgh. Located on the south shore of the Firth of Forth, it is only four miles from Scotland’s historic capital, with a bus service taking you directly there from outside the site’s gate. If you prefer natural scenery, you are within a 30-minute drive of the mountains.
Most importantly, the site itself offers a high standard of facilities that will ensure your break is a real treat. You’ll receive
a warm welcome here, and finding your pitch is easy since they’re all clearly numbered and located in neat rows around the site’s perimeter. The high standard of the pitches, all of which are divided by grass or hedges, is welcome since the site’s popularity means you won’t always have a huge choice. Book ahead for school or public holidays.
Security is very good, with drop-down barriers and security guards on duty at night. Entry to the washblock, which is heated all year round and has soft background music to create
a relaxing atmosphere, is via
a button-operated lock. For younger children there is an enclosed play area set on soft bark chippings at the rear of the site. This ensures a peaceful atmosphere elsewhere.

Practical Caravans Top 100 Parks Awards 2006

This site makes the perfect base for a city break in Edinburgh. Located on the south shore of the Firth of Forth, it is only four miles from Scotland’s historic capital, with a bus service taking you directly there from outside the site’s gate. If you prefer natural scenery, you are within a 30-minute drive of the mountains. Most importantly, the site itself offers a high standard of facilities that will ensure your break is a real treat.
You’ll receive a warm welcome here, and finding your pitch is easy since they’re all clearly numbered and located in neat rows around the site’s perimeter. The high standard of the pitches, all of which are divided by grass or hedges, is welcome since the site’s popularity means you won’t always have a huge choice. With this in mind, book ahead for school or public holidays.
Security is very good, with drop-down barriers and security guards on duty at night. Entry to the washblock, which is heated all year round and has soft background music to create
a relaxing atmosphere, is via
a button-operated lock.
For younger children there
is an enclosed play area set on soft bark chippings at the rear of the site. This ensures that a peaceful atmosphere is maintained elsewhere.

Practical Motorhome Independent Site Reviews.

This large, popular site is located on the north-facing shore of the Firth of Forth, accessed by main trunk roads to the city. It's relatively new, and non-members are also welcome. The site is pristine, with quality facilities, making it a comfortable base from which motorcaravanners can explore the city and surrounding areas. It is also quiet, yet is well placed for those wanting activity as well as relaxation.
The main reception block is welcoming and provides a host of information for visitors to the area. All pitches are individually numbered and located in rows along the perimeter, and all are hardstanding, mainly on gravel. They are divided by a mixture of grass and hedges, and are well-served - their mains electric hook-up pillars also house satellite TV points (with limited channels available). Site roadways are first-class tarmac and all pitches are easily accessed. Entry and exit is via security-coded barriers. Entry to the centrally-located toilet block is controlled by a push-button coded lock. The building is tastefully decorated, always heated, and the soft background music makes it very pleasant to use.
Dogs are allowed and children are welcome. The children's play area is well equipped, with a soft bark chipping base, safely located to the rear of the site in its own enclosure. Such is the popularity of this site, and its location near to hillsides and the city, that booking ahead is always advised - especially during school and public holidays.
Edinburgh is a great low-season attraction. After all, if you're off motorcaravanning in the close season, there can be few cities with more to do. There's the famous castle, Royal Mile and Holyrood Palace, which are all important attractions, but there's also the wonderful Museum of Scotland in Chambers Street and many different cultural events throughout the low season.

Practical Caravan Top 100 Parks Awards 2005

This large, popular site is located on the north-facing shore of the Firth of Forth, and is accessed by main trunk roads to the city.
The Caravan Club site, established about eight years ago, welcomes non-members.
The site is pristine and has quality facilities, making it a comfortable base from which to explore the city and surrounding areas. The main reception block is welcoming and provides a host of tourist information. All pitches are individually numbered and located in rows along the perimeter, and all are gravel hardstanding divided up by a mixture
of grass and hedges. The pitches are well-serviced with mains electric hook-up points and satellite television points offering limited channels.
Site roadways are smooth Tarmac and all pitches are easily accessed. Entry and exit is via security-coded barriers, and security guards are on duty at night.
Entry to the centrally located toilet block is controlled by a push-button coded lock. The building is tastefully decorated and heated year-round, with soft background music making it all the more pleasant to use.
Children are welcome at this site and dogs are permitted. The well equipped children’s play area has a soft bark chipping base and is safely located to the rear of the site in its own enclosure. The site’s location, close to both mountains and city, makes it very popular and booking is advised – especially during school and public holidays.

Practical Motorhome Independent Site Reviews.

This large, popular and relatively new Caravan Club site is on the north-facing shore of the Firth of Forth, accessed by main trunk roads to the city of Edinburgh. Non-members are also welcome.
The site is pristine, with quality facilities, making it a comfortable base from which campers can explore the city and surrounding areas. The site is quiet, yet well placed for those wanting activity as well as relaxation.
The main reception block is welcoming and provides a host of information for visitors to the area. All pitches are individually numbered and located in rows along the perimeter, and all are hardstanding (mainly gravel). They are divided by a mixture of grass and hedges. The pitches are well served and the mains electric hook-ups also house satellite television points (with a limited number of channels).
Site roadways are first-class asphalt and all pitches are easily accessed. Entry and exit is via code-operated barriers, and security guards are on duty throughout the night. Entry to the centrally-located toilet block is controlled by a push-button coded lock. The building is tastefully decorated, always heated and the soft background music makes it very pleasant to use.
Dogs are allowed and children are welcome. The children's play area is well equipped, with a base of soft, bark chippings, safely located to the rear of the site within its own enclosure. Such is the popularity of this site, and its location near to the mountains and the city, that booking in advance is always advisable – especially during school and public holidays.
This really is the best site in Lothian from which to explore Edinburgh, because you can leave the motorhome behind and take the bus into the heart of the city. From there, you will be able to explore superb attractions such as Holyrood Palace, the Royal Mile, the castle and many others besides. And don't miss the wonderful Mary Kings Close tour – scary, but enthralling!

Practical Caravans Top 100 Parks Awards 2004

This large, popular site is located on the north-facing shore of the Firth of Forth, accessed by main trunk roads to the city.
It’s relatively new, although non-members are also welcome.

The site is pristine, with quality facilities, making it a comfortable base from which campers can explore the city and surrounding areas. It is also quiet, yet is well placed for those wanting activity as well as relaxation.

The main reception block is welcoming and provides a host of information for visitors to the area. All pitches are individually numbered and located in rows along the perimeter, and all are hardstanding, mainly on gravel. They are divided by a mixture of grass and hedges. The pitches are well-served. Their mains electric hook-up points also house TV satellite points (with limited channels).

Site roadways are first-class tarmac and all pitches are easily accessed. Entry and exit is via security-coded barriers, and security guards are on duty at night.

Entry to the centrally located toilet block is controlled by a push-button coded lock. The building is tastefully decorated, always heated, and the soft background music makes it very pleasant to use.

Dogs are allowed and children are welcome. The children’s play area is well equipped, with a soft bark chipping base, safely located to the rear of the site in its own enclosure. Such is the popularity of this site, and its location near to mountains and city, that booking ahead is always advised – especially during school and public holidays.