We stayed on the site over Easter with absolutely fantastic weather. My first impression of the site was not over enthusiastic. There are 5 pitches all with hardstanding. The initial problem is that the hardstanding is stones, so will not take the pegs for an awning, so you need to pitch in a position where the awning is on the grass. Not a problem if you are on pitches 1-4. We were on pitch 5. You can see the plot on the 3rd photograph, it is small. Once you have your caravan in position and your awning up, there is no more room. A plus was that this plot is in the sun all day. There are no toilet of shower facilities but each plot has a fresh water tap, so no continual filling of the water hog. Grey water can be release into the hedge row. Both a good compromise for no toilet and shower. The owners have only just taken over the site so I am guessing that there will be some changes. The main one I would suggest is to close down plot 5 and move it to the redundant plot 6. This then gives everybody a bit more room. There is some noise from the site next door with the silence being interrupted by reversing sirens from the commercial vehicles. Can be annoying if you let it. The view in the adjacent field is great for watching the wildlife. This site was not my cup of tea as it felt a little too cozy but clearly a popular place to stay as both sites were full.