There's been a few subtle changes of late so I thought I'd write a updated review. Firstly Access which is highlighted in previous reviews. We have a 460 caravan & two wheel drive vehicle. We have never had any issues arriving/departing from the site despite multiple visits yearly & we've never damaged/scratched our outfit. Yes it's narrow and there's a sharp steep bend to negotiate but if you take the bend slow and wide both directions there's no issues. Care must be taken along the farm lane but again it doesn't present any difficulties. Drive straight through the farm and into the field which is clearly marked, you now find yourself in a truly iconic location with panoramic views over both land & sea. There's uninterrupted views to Sennen Cove, Lands End, Longships lighthouse & on a clear day the Isles of Scilly. Look inland towards the moors of West Cornwall, St Just & Carn-Brea. The site itself is spacious so there's plenty of room between outfits. There's new fencing around the newly painted toilet block separating the amenities. The toilets & shower (free) are adequate & kept spotlessly clean. Charlotte & Matt own/manage the CL and they live in the farmhouse to the right as you enter the field. They are a delight to chat to and have a good knowledge of the local area should you need any information, they even charged our cycle batteries for us several times during our latest lengthy stay. There's a trough outside the farmhouse with various herbs growing which you are welcome to use. Just take note that this part of Cornwall is exposed so keep an eye on the weather especially the wind, we have learned to leave our awning at home when staying at Gurland. There is direct access straight to the coast path and other paths lead straight from the farm inland. Just a short walk away is Gwynver beach, in my opinion the best beach in Cornwall. From Gwynver you can easily extend your walk to Sennen Cove & beyond to Land End. The granite coastline is fabulous and very unique. A short drive takes you to St Ives or Penzance both of which should be visited. Enjoy the views