We stayed here for three nights on our tour of Scotland.  A beautiful site spotlessly clean nicely laid out and very friendly wardens.  We were a little disappointed with the town.  It seems a bit sad and neglected, even the harbour looked a bit sad.  We did a nice walk through the woods, and then walked to Dunnottar Castle along the cliff path.  Unfortunately it rained quite hard which spoilt the view.  Also be aware it is £6 to get into the castle which isnt clearly marked and you have to walk down 180 steps from the cliff top and then 180 steps back up. Nice beach for the children right opposite the site and good dog walking.