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I wasn't trying to score points, but, for Leigh it might be useful to note that "walking the site" is not normal practice at club sites, or C&CC sites or CLs and most of the admittedly few commercial sites we've used recently allocate a pitch. I wouldn't want Leight to turn up at a site expecting to ask the wardens if it's possible  to stroll around at leisure to choose a pitch when we all know that,  in general, it's not ("over here" anyway) 

 Trewithic farm is like a couple more sites on the club network not laid out in a way that gives to easy access to drive the site to find a pitch hence the request normally at these sites to walk the site to choose your pitch

You mean Trewethett Farm, JV. We don’t want to confuse Leigh. 

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I think you can get some good views of Trewethett on the actual site details page plus the little video clip. It's possible to see the rise in the ground as it goes up towards the camping field but most of the pitches to the south are reasonably level.  

That's both of us not trying to score points then David! Well done. 

Trewethett is similar to Cherry Hinton , Cambridge in that its got little side roads off the main path so you would be stopping , reversing, turning all over the place.  Much safer, and more pleasant to stroll round the site. The wardens give pieces of pipe for you to place over the Marker Peg of the pitch you choose,  so others coming close behind won't pinch your spot before you have the chance to book in. I did not have any problem levelling my m/l Ducato.

What ever the club site have a look at the its site map to give you an idea of the layout and where possibly you might like to pitch, this will be given to you on arrival as well.

Some people like pitches near/away from service points or toilets, some even take into account where the sun will be.

I agree that walking round a club site, and sites over here, is usually impractical especially when there is a queue of outfits waiting to get on, you'll just be holding others up unnecessarily. Even on a quiet part of the day, if someone arrives after you and you're blocking up the entrance you won't be popular.

Leigh - If you are able to choose a HS pitch on arrival at any club site you will generally not have too much (if any) levelling to do  & changing pitch is done on club sites (after checking with the wardens). Trewethett Farm is a great location but the grassed area is sloping so will most likely require some levelling.  Wherever you go have I'm sure you'll have a great time.