Take a field with a tap, electric hook up, and somewhere for your waste and you've summed it up (there are showers and toilets but we didn't need to find them). What that doesn't tell you, that you are in stunning countryside with views in all directions. The site is on a slope so you need to be able to level your van in all directions, so bring your ramps and blocks. This is far enough off the beaten track to make you feel that you are in remote spot, although its not the quietist of places with all the farm activity around you, but what do you expect in the countryside! We arrived in a torrential down pour, after the previous 2 to 3 weeks of 2013 sunshine  there wasn't anyone present on site or even near by when you arrive, so after some discussions with other caravanners who were equally bemused about what you do when you get there, we pitched the caravan and got down to enjoying a great few days - ideal for getting to Hadrians wall and the various sites along it. Far enough from the A69 to be quiet, but not too much of a drama getting your van to and from the site. We do enjoy CL locations more that the big club sites and this was great and laid back; but maybe some prompts or instructions, just letting visitors know to just pitch up and sort things out later would be good (or to ring up to confirm arrival) - we got soaked wondering needlessly up to the farmhouse (which are holiday lets inc the showers and toilets) trying to find someone to tell we had arrived. But don't let put you off, its a lovely spot and and a great little site. By the way the B6318 is an awesome road to drive along, you really do feel like your driving along the top of the world (in straight lines!).