I would describe this as a small site ( 12 pitches ) but not a CL. It is divided into two small enclosures each with 6 pitches and all 12 pitches were occupied when we were there so how it is considered to be a CL is unclear. That aside, it is a site that is well worth visiting, set in quiet countryside overlooking the Duddon estuary with plenty of walks on public footpaths straight from the site. One path leads to Kirkby-in-Furmess ( only 15 minutes' walk ) where there is a small general store ( sells newspapers ), a post office and a pub. Other paths ( and quiet country lanes ) lead either up the fells ( quite a steep climb but well worth the views from the top ) or to and along the estuary. The shower/toilet block has two large rooms each with a shower, toilet and wash basin and another room with a toilet and wash basin - very good facilities for a site of this size and although the standard of maintenance was no more than satisfactory ( toilet rolls sometimes absent and some of the basins not always cleaned throughly ) it was generally good enough to recommend the site. The pitches were generously spaced in one of the enclosures ( pitches 1-6 ) although most of them were in shade for much of the day. The other enclosure ( pitches 7-12 ) was not so spacious but still perfectly satisfactory and this one did not have any shading. The grass in both enclosures was well maintained. The shower/toilet block is sited just within the enclosure for pitches 7-12 but still only a short walk from pitches 1-6. Previous reviews refer to problems arising from the low voltage on the site which made us worry that it might be a problem but we had no problems ourselves. Overall well worth visiting.