Spent four nights on this sight in early August 2015. My first impression was a little sceptical. Long grassed banks creating boundaries between sections of the site.  After reviewing site informtion these banks were part of the sites Eco system for the local wildlife.  After hooking up etc. we then found out where the nearest beach was located.  We took Our two dogs back out the entrance and took a left over the grass car park. Through the woods  we went and found ourselves on a stunning beach with the island of fedra off shore.  This island was the inspiration for RL Stephenson to write treasure island in the 1800's.  It is uninhabited and has the first unmanned  lighthouse  in the UK sitting proudly upon it.  The beach allow dogs which was a massive bonus especially during the summer months.  Over the next few days I walked a part of the john Muir way which cuts through the woods and joins Dunbar with Glasgow.  Also take a right when on the beach  and walk to the lovely town of North Berwick 2.5 miles away. The wardens on site were very helpful and I would recommend this lovely site to All members with dogs who love a good walk with stunning Beach scenery.  Best beach site we have visited The lovely weather ( only rained overnight ) was also a bonus. Mark and June  With Harvey and Ella our Tibetan terriers