Site access does require quite a tight turn, the pull in is immediately after a traffic calming bollard. Once into the site, there is a hard surface to drive on initially, though you are soon on to grass. The site must be fairly well drained - though our visit followed extensive rainfall, resulting in some soft ground at the very end of the strip of land forming a sub fence from a field used for cattle grazing. To be honest, to get full spacing between five pitches was a bit challenging, given that the width really only permits pitching in a single line. So it needs some discipline from all visitors to achieve safe spacing. That’s a bit of a pity as so many CLs are constrained by location of electrics, which was not the case with this CL, as you are off grid here ! Grass is meadow grass and cut accordingly - quite suitable for pitching on. All the usual facilities were to hand and functional. The views are to die for, with uncluttered rural views across tranquil fields to the far hill line, and cattle grazing nearby - a rural odyssey. During our visit silage making was in full flow - so much tractor activity was in evidence but not intrusive to us and this activity is by its nature short lived. The owner was helpful and friendly, with offers of assistance if traction became a problem. So - a qualified affirmation of a CL with attractive views, worth a repeat visit !