The site seemed well maintained and looked after. It was clean and tidy and the pitches were large. Upon arrival we were told that one of the toilet/shower blocks was closed for refurbishment which resulted in over capacity in the morning resulting in us having to use our own facilities. The toilet block doors also had key pad locks which I found very strange. We were also alarmed by the references in the site literature to security for bicycles. This along with the locks on the facility doors made us feel uncomfortable as there was no visible security at the site entrance other than the barrier. The noise of aircraft was also a bit disturbing but thankfully it eased off during the night. Parking in Edinburgh is extortionate (£28 for 4 hours) so we were advised to use public transport. Unfortunately the bus stop was over half a mile away and my wife was unable to walk that distance. Luckily I discovered free parking at the Royal Yacht Britannia attraction and we were able to catch a tram into the city centre. This is one of the most expensive sites we have ever stayed on and will certainly not be using it again.