Stayed here just for the night a few weeks ago. Very well looked after by the volunteer wardens with well cut grass and attractive flower baskets and the signs and milk churn, etc, from when it was a railway station gave it a pleasant feeling of nostalgia for those of us who remember the little village stations from years ago. There is a good information room and the dog walk is up an incline at the side of and overlooking the site and there are lovely views in between the trees of the surrounding landscape. I managed to get wi fi ok (with a "3" dongle) but couldn't get any TV but that was with an indoor ariel.