We arrived on site on 15 July, the day the site opened following the Covid-19 lockdown. The booing in process took slightly longer than normal due to the social distancing restrictions that were in place. A little extra time was no inconvenience to ensure everyone is safe and well. The site was well laid out and the direction signs were easy to follow. It is on a slight hill so many of the pitches have a slope front to back. Our pitch was close to the shower block and did not have a view. The pitches higher up the site have a view of the hills. The facilities were what you would expect for a club site although the hot water was cold the first night and morning. A gas delivery sorted this out. The social distancing measures were effective and for most people adhered to them. There were members of the "Great" British public that felt the rules did not apply to them (always seems to be some on a CAMC site) were suitably "called out" by both wardens and members. The site is very close to the Culloden Battlefield and even though the visitor centre is closed it is still worth a visit. The surrounding area has many places to visit including Loch Ness, Inverness, Nairn (good beach) and Elgin. A trip to Chanonry Point to see the dolphins may also be worthwile. We were disappointed on this trip although, typically, the next day we were told there were hundreds. I would recommend this site as a good location to visit the surrounding area.