Other reviews comment - correctly - what a lovely CL this is. Hardstanding pitches with own water, waste and electric supply. And its convenience for Liverpool. I want add that Stella (and also her sister Claire) gave the most helpful and friendly welcome at any CL. In my case in advance as well as when staying. We stayed to visit friends but while there I wanted to run Croxteth Hall parkrun. I'd asked Stella in advance about motorhome parking at the venue and she was reassuring. Then I realised Croxteth Hall is only 2 miles from the CL and asked about a running route through the woods to get there. Stella cycled the route and emailed me photos so when I came to run it I was confident about which paths to take and it looked familiar. Indeed what is known locally as the "bouncy" path which starts immediately outside the farm gates is a lovely route for running or walking or trail cycling. On our first day I cycled (on roads) to visit our friends and found Liverpool ok for cycling. Indeed quicker than driving due to lots of junctions. When our friends collected us on our second day it took them almost twice as long to drive to us as it had taken me to cycle back to the CL the previous day. Liverpool has many attractions and our friends gave us lovely tours. There is much to occupy a long holiday in Liverpool. One lesser known, not far from the CL, is the oak tree (Allerton Oak) reputed to be 1,000 years old in Calderstones Park. Another is the Palm House in Sefton Park.