We pre booked a 3 night visit here. the weather was really good on the day of our arrival, as was the welcome from Paul and Brenda. Paul gave us a choice of where to park up our MoHo and we seat about settling in. This is truly a very well kept and tidy site. The power is 16A so more than you need although I believe it may now be metered. they are grass pitches, but the ground seemed really good and the grass is immaculate! all in all a site that is pleasing to the eye and a joy to sit out in with a drink / brew. there was a glitch with the Wi-Fi which Paul was determined to sort out. The signal is very good as it is a dedicated Access Point in the field itself! I'm not sure how fast the connection is as the AP was playing up while we were there and repairs were in hand as we left. Fair play to Paul as he was on it like a pack of dogs when he wound out it wasn't playing well. the local pub has unfortunately closed down BUT, the Villagers are buying it and opening it up again and they want it kept traditional! So Maybe 2025 will see the pub open with local ales etc. The pub looks really nice from the outside and its a 2-3 minute walk from the campsite, as is the local shop! For those of you in MoHo's who may prefer not to drive too much, there are bus stops pretty much right outside the site! I highly recommend going to Rye but take the bus as its quite busy and although there's a big car park in the middle of the town, its gets full very fast. Nb. After enquiring with Brenda as to which bus stop we needed to use to get to Rye, Brenda came out in her car and found us by the bus stop and drove us into Rye herself! What a star!!! Although the site is next an "A" road, its really not noisy. We shall definitely be returning to this little gem of a site. Ps. I don't give such glowing reviews readily, but this time I feel it is justified! Thank you Paul and Brenda for providing such and enjoyable stay. Ian & June