Cameron McNeish findhorn abd Fraserburgh aires

[Fisherman]

Cameron McNeish shows us the new aires at findhorn and Fraserburgh.
The new air at findhorn now has chemical waste.

 

[Biggarmac]

The new Aire at Fraserburgh has been set up by Cecilia and Greg who are members on here.

 

[CliveW]

Always enjoy watching Cameron, he always speaks a lot of common sense. I do agree with him that Findhorn is a bit cheeky at £15 though.

 

[Cie]

Would love to meet some of you if you’re up in North East Scotland - do drop into our Aire at Fraserburgh. Only £5 per night and water is available.
Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/glenbuchtystopover

Our Vanessa van has found fame in Cameron’s video and it’s gone to her head! She’s demanding a new paint job having seen herself on TV

 

[Fisherman]

Would love to meet some of you if you’re up in North East Scotland - do drop into our Aire at Fraserburgh. Only £5 per night and water is available.
Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/glenbuchtystopover

Our Vanessa van has found fame in Cameron’s video and it’s gone to her head! She’s demanding a new paint job having seen herself on TV

Count us in some point next year, best of luck with the Aire.

 

[Fisherman]

Well the Irish have a saying, “why do today what you can put of till tomorrow”
Well we decided to do the reverse, and instead of waiting till next year to visit Glenbuchty stop over, we are of there end of this month. Looking forward to our two nights there and to meet with our hosts Cecilia and Greg. (And a newly repainted Vanessa of course)
After that it’s two nights in Findhorn, then the C&CC site at Loch Ness shores.
Canny wait.

 

[Cie]

Well the Irish have a saying, “why do today what you can put of till tomorrow”
Well we decided to do the reverse, and instead of waiting till next year to visit Glenbuchty stop over, we are of there end of this month. Looking forward to our two nights there and to meet with our hosts Cecilia and Greg. (And a newly repainted Vanessa of course)
After that it’s two nights in Findhorn, then the C&CC site at Loch Ness shores.
Canny wait.

What a perfect trip - the Moray Coast to Loch Ness is lovely, but then I’m biased. Will be great to meet you (though suspect Vanessa could still be in need of her beauty treatment, as Greg is now working on her new baby siblings Wonsie and Suki - he loves a bargain and a good project, especially now he’s bought a new welder )

 

[Fisherman]

I just got a response from Cameron McNeish on YouTube.
There are grey water facilities at Findhorn also.
He also stated that the public toilets are ok.
Basically everything everything apart from EHU.

 

[trevskoda]

Watch out for wild haggis in the bushes.

 

[MarknBeth]

We’ve just stayed for two nights at Findhorn, a lovely location and the Aire is well set up with good clear hardstandings As well as black and grey disposal and water supplies. It will have cost the local community Village Conservation Company quite a bit to set up and so I don’t begrudge the £15 a night.

 

[Fisherman]

Just spent two nights at glenbuchty cottage near Fraserburgh. Cie and Gregg, are good hosts, welcoming us on our arrival, giving some good advice on where to go.
It’s hard standing with freshwater available from a tap on the gable of the cottage. There are waste bins for recycling on site, and for more general waste there’s a bin across the road.
They also own the land directly across the road, and they have created a path to the shore with a stone bench were you can watch the many seals, who can be heard in the morning.
We went to the lighthouse museum in Fraserburgh, and for only £7 each we booked a guided tour of the lighthouse and access to the museum. I found that very interesting.
The walk into Fraserburgh is about 10 minutes, and there’s an Asda about 5 minutes were you can also get fuel.
Here’s some shots from our trip.

 

[Cie]

Just spent two nights at glenbuchty cottage near Fraserburgh. Cie and Gregg, are good hosts, welcoming us on our arrival, giving some good advice on where to go.
It’s hard standing with freshwater available from a tap on the gable of the cottage. There are waste bins for recycling on site, and for more general waste there’s a bin across the road.
They also own the land directly across the road, and they have created a path to the shore with a stone bench were you can watch the many seals, who can be heard in the morning.
We went to the lighthouse museum in Fraserburgh, and for only £7 each we booked a guided tour of the lighthouse and access to the museum. I found that very interesting.
The walk into Fraserburgh is about 10 minutes, and there’s an Asda about 5 minutes were you can also get fuel.
Here’s some shots from our trip.

Thanks for this Bill. It was lovely to meet you and Margaret and we’re glad you enjoyed your stay. Great photos - love the lighthouse ones and glad you got a sunset one over our shore. Please do come back and visit anytime, it was a pleasure having you stay. Enjoy the rest of your travels x
Cie and Greg

Glenbuchty Stopover Motorhome Aire, Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, AB43 7EE
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[Fisherman]

Spent two nights at the Findhorn aire last weekend. Most impressive set up. It was full on Saturday night but on Sunday night there were 4 places available. Chemical waste and grey water disposal available. Also there’s a tap for freshwater outside the chemical waste hut.
Findhorn should be used as a template by others around the UK. They probably spent around £50-60,000 setting this up, but at £15 a night they will recoup this in about 2-3 years. They have dealt with an issue using their brains and common sense.
Is it worth £15. Well cars can park all day on the other car parks for a £1 donation, so I don’t think so. £10 would be fairer. But we will be back and will do the 6 mile beach walk to burghhead.
if you do go there follow signs for the marina then turn right into the road with the sign below.