We had just returned from a six night stay at this site. We have not been to Edinburgh before and thought this site would be idea for us to explore. The site was partially open due to some upgrading being carried out. The side we was on had apparently already been refreshed, but the toilet and shower block still looked tired with some cracked tiles in the shower tray area. Saying that, the shower block was spotless, just in need of some money spending on it. After all the club is getting more expensive year on year, so you expect modern facilities. The weather wasn’t kind to us and we found our awning flooded out. The wonderful wardens allowed us to relocate to a dry pitch. While we had a great time in Edinburgh we would not return to this site again due to its location. There is a hotel about 100 metres away from the site that is currently used for homing asylum seekers and other suspect characters. There is discarded bottles, cans and takeaway food packages in the hedge bottoms as well as drugs paraphernalia in the wooded areas that have paths down to the costal paths. We would not have felt safe walking outside the site after dark due to the type of people hanging about the local area. On the plus side, the site is within easy reach of the Royal Yacht Britannia and it also has good public transport into the city centre. We parked at Ocean Terminus ( free parking) then jumped on the tram to Princess Street.