Read the description carefully and you wont be disappointed. We knew before we went that there were no toilet or shower facilities and we also knew that the water quality couldn't be guaranteed so we were prepared with our own supply. We met a gentlemen who only stumbled upon these facts when he arrived!
The site is on a single track road but it is deceptively busy with articulated lorries, delivery vans, cyclists and, of course, cars, motorhomes and caravans. We were hoping to use our bikes but for me it was a bit too risky. However, just over the road is a good off-road walk and you can see the remains of old buildings and there are info boards to explain what used to be on the site. If you are more adventurous you can obviously walk much further!
The site has the odd sheep visiting from neighbouring fields but the wardens kept the site clean and free from sheep poop so it just added to the rural feel.
The shop on site was well stocked and having ice creams available was a real bonus!
I've marked this down a bit on 'good for families' bearing in mind this modern world that we live in, but if your kids are into nature, birds and all things to do with the country they would have a great time.
