We took our single axle 7.3m caravan here in March 2023. Our dealings with the owner by email were helpful , although I misunderstood her advice to "stay on the road" as well as the hardstanding until half way through our stay.The spring rains had arrived and the grassed areas were wet and very soft, the grass was still uncut. I parked the caravan on the hardstanding with a fine view across the fields and hills. I parked the car half on the hardstanding in order to ensure one side of the wheels had grip. The first day I managed to leave without much trouble but the second day, after further rain, required some assistance. When we returned that evening I had understood the advice better and parked on the hardstanding "road" from the gate to the three hardstanding areas. Just as well, because the next day, after more rain, the grass was very soft and slippy. The road from the main road to the site entrance is narrow and has two blind double bends and a narrow railway bridge with approaching bends. It is passable, as there is a double decker bus regularly along the road, but care (and a horn) is needed when towing a caravan. The site entrance took me by surprise and I had traffic behind me (this is not a very quiet country road). I did not take the line I ought to have done and had to abandon my first approach for fear of sliding the caravan into a deep ditch. I met the owner and she is delightful but the site is starting to feel a little run down.