Dingwall
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This was a trip I must have booked some time ago. I'm fairly certain as the 4 nights I had booked, including a hardstanding and electricity, was less than £70 which is becoming quite rare these days. I've notice the C&MC prices really rising this year, with some sites close to £30 per night. The drive up from home was more or less uneventful. I don't think I was held up at all. The journey took around 3.5hrs. I would normally stop at the forest just outside Huntly, but it had been raining recently and the carpark there becomes very muddy, so I continued into Keith and on the way out of the village, I stopped at a layby which conveniently led into 'Cottage Wood'. I'd passed this before without realising that it offered a good dog walk. Arrived at the site around 1330. I've been here many times in the past with campervans and caravans, and I've had all sorts of pitches. In 2021, the grass pitches had been reduced to dirt due to the huge influx after