Cullen across the bay....click on images to enlarge

Melody Brooks has everything that you need close by...from shopping in Elgin, a visit to Cullen, [famous for its ice-cream] or the village of Findochty;  Golf, fishing, walking, and swimming on the beautiful beaches of Cullen. It is ideally placed for touring the highlands, or just staying in the local area. A small peaceful family run site of 27 caravans, most of which are privately owned. Dolphins Porpoise and Minky Whales are frequent visitors to the bay and may be seen from the cliff tops and the harbour. The Whale and Dolphin society is approx 30 mins away at Speybay, well worth a visit to their shop & cafe. It is also possible to take a boat trip around the spectacular Moray coast past the famous Bow Fiddle Rock. There is a lovely walk with magnificent views over Cullen Bay over the  viaduct from Melody Brooks into Cullen, (approx 1and a half miles) and a choice of cafe's to refresh yourself for your return journey!

Melody Brooks and surrounding views....click on images below to enlarge

Melody Brooks campsite is situated in a traditional fishing village with a general store with post office, chip shop and pub. There is a small child's play park within sight of the site. Bus stop is 5mins from the site with buses hourly from Inverness to Aberdeen. Portknockie is a proactive village with many events at the village hall. The surrounding countryside is breathtaking as are the sea views....The Rockpool Cafe & Restaurant in Cullen has wonderful food! there is also a fish and chip cafe a co-op store and a deli that also serves coffee, cake and snack meals. Cullen boasts two of the most interesting and unusual 'collectable' and antique shops in the area, a craft materials shop, and a unique 'pet cemetery' down near the beach!