Visited 94 Laid early May 2013. This site has some of the best views you will ever experience in our opinion. The pitches are all solid hardstandings with a good road to each. The owner has a tearoom on site too so we enjoyed a very reasonably priced cuppa and slice of cake each. The wildlife alone is worth the trip. Six o'clock one morning we went to Loch Eriboll which is only a short walk through the owners field. While we were there we saw numerous different birds and were lucky enough to have an otter come right up to the shore within 15 yards of where we were sitting. We were being very still and quiet and watched the otter have a scratch and a bit of a bask in the sun. When the otter did eventually see us it looked at us inquisitively for a few moments, then came a little closer before slipping peacefully back into the Loch and off for some breakfast. The owner has leaflets for walking up to the 2000 yr old wheel house up the hill about 950 feet up. The walk up is next to the burn and is a very nice walk, not too steep at all really, and it is lovely walking next to the burn with the sound of runnign water accompanying you up. There are two other walks within a half a mile from the site but we didn't partake of those. We did walk along the Loch which is a nice walk too. One the last day we were there the wind was completely still so we walked down to the Loch to witness an amazing flat calm water with Gannets fishing just offshore. Wonderful site.