This site is a bit of a trek to reach, but well worth the effort. Right on the beach, most of the pitches have some sort of sea view. Ground a bit uneven but well drained. Beach is a bit rocky/pebbly but once the tide has gone out, there is a vast expanse of hard, smooth, clean sand. Great for the kids. For dog owners, there is a walk along the top of the beach area/dunes or wait until the tide goes out. Also just off site in the picnic area. Minor problem for dog owners is the number of rabbits - there's hundreds of them. Our dog (and cat) went mental trying to get out at them. Lots of interesting little places to go and visit around here although the closest shop for papers or anything you've forgotten is 4 miles away in Drummore. The views from the most Southerly point in Scotland, at the Mull of Galloway, are astonishing and well worth the drive. Toilets on site, as always, were spotless and the wardens a treat to chat to. The fish and chip van calls on Tuesdays and Fridays and I can honestly say that they are the best, for taste and value, that I have ever tasted in almost 40 years. Fantastic! One of the most relaxing sites I have visited and I'll definitely be back.