Stunning scenery and well-equipped pitches. I had enjoyed a previous stay here with my 3 dogs and since then the site has been improved with generous hard-standings for all pitches. There are many walks from the site and laminated maps of various routes are available. It is pheasant country so dogs will mainly have to be walked on a lead. There are no dedicated dog poo bins onsite so that has to be placed with general rubbish. Whilst extolling the virtues of this site, I feel I need to make a comment for other people with dogs who may consider staying here. I expect there will be a counter argument from the site owner but, as a dog owner, I would want to know others’ experiences when reading a review. I had explained that I had 3 dogs that I was bringing with me and this was accepted despite the apparent 2 dog rule. One of my dogs barked four times during our 2 night stay and each time was quickly quietened. My other 2 dogs didn’t bark. After the 2nd bark (the day after I’d arrived) I received a text asking me to keep them quiet and reminding me that they don’t usually allow 3 dogs on a pitch. This did make me feel quite uncomfortable for the rest of my stay - particularly when 2 horse boxes parked up for the day directly in front of my caravan. I spent the day with the blinds pulled down to avoid any upset. FYI I am concerned to be a responsible dog owner and appreciate that others do not want to hear my dogs. My young dog has a “Quiet” command which she quickly responds to when necessary, although I barely needed it during my stay. I would suggest, if you have more than two dogs and there is a chance that they may bark more than once during your stay, you may need to carefully consider if this is the site for you.