It is very hard to find any faults with this CL. Our pitch (No.1) was flat and hard standing and far larger that many other CLs with hard standings. The EHU, water tap and drainage are all there on each pitch. The electric is metered on the EHU bollard but the meter is easily read so that a check can be kept on usage if desired. Communication from the CL is excellent, particularly when booking and again, a few days before a visit. Nothing is left to guesswork. The CL has fantastic views and there is an abundance of wildlife. Red kites are one of the commonest birds with hardly a moment passing when at least one can be seen. They frequently fly very low over the site and perch on the fence only a few feet away. Pheasants are always strutting about. There is also an abundance of deer which can often be seen in the lower fields although they do venture up to the CL some nights. On one evening alone I counted 75+. There are also a few hares around. Wildlife aside there are the horses and rare breed sheep along with guinea fowl and a peacock that sometimes venture down to the site. Access from the M4, two miles away, is very easy and, although the private lane to the CL is narrow, Ted always makes sure it is clear when you arrive and leave. The site has two electric security gates to pass through but these cause no problem. If I were to be a bit picky, the CDP is, perhaps, a little further away from the actual CL than is usual, due to drainage requirements, but a two-wheel barrow is provided to make it easier so not much more of a chore than usual. The second and last "negative" is that the final 100 yards to the CL was a bit rutted when we were there but this is actively being addressed so perhaps this should be ignored. All in all, a cracking site. Thankyou Ted and Jackie.