We haven't stayed here for almost thirty years and our memories of it back then were of a sloping site with no hard standings. It wasn't like that this time. This is a lovely site and is well placed for touring Royal Deeside, castles, coast, Aberdeen and towns and villages that are worth a visit as well as Hughland Games such as those at Aboyne which were held during our visit.  There were some children around but there is not much on site for them to do. Dog owners fair better with two walks including a short walk down to the Dee. Looks are great and well cared for as is the rest of the site by two hard working and lovely wardens. Pitches are just about level and the site is well screened from surrounding properties. There is a major road running beside the site and noise must be expected, as is noise from planes leaving Aberdeen airport. However many attractive and enticing places are nearby including Crathes, Fyvie, Drum, Fraser and Balmoral castles. Walking and cycling are options and so too town centre shopping. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will return probably next year. Some members were complaining that it is difficult to find pitches on club sites in Scotland in July and August and perhaps the club should be looking to extend existing or find new sites to add to the network.