Our arrival didn't get off to the best start. There's a note on the gate saying to phone Serena if not been notified of your pitch number, so I did this. We were told to go on pitch 1, but the previous occupant was only just taking down their awning having overstayed in order to spend the morning at the Blakeney Carnival. This resulted in confusion as to whether these people had actually booked another night, but then they came to us when we were halfway through erecting our awning having set up on vacant pitch 3 (not as nice a pitch) to say they were leaving after all! Serina was preoccupied with her daughter starting university so we never got to meet her, but John was very helpful throughout our fortnight, but no-one came down to the CL to deal with the initial confusion, I guess they were out. The site itself is fairly basic and open but having a separate tap and grey waste drainage for each pitch was great. As it's a new CL not everything is as you would hope for at £22 pn, but in time no doubt features such as screening for the CDP will be put in. Also, I wouldn't like to be on pitch 5 due to its proximity to the bridleway with lots of walkers passing close by, and so I would suggest bringing pitch 6 at the far end into use instead, and putting some screening where pitch 5 is now. An information shed could usefully be put there. All that said, the views from the CL are spectacular and we really enjoyed our stay. Being so close to the village is great, and as bus pass holders we scarcely used our car. The crab shack on the main road towards the church does excellent oysters at a reasonable price (unlike the shack on the front, nearly double). The fish shop by the Spar also does the best crab around at the best prices. There's a lot of additional space beyond the CL so I would expect interest from rally organisers in the future.