We have just spent a lovely week here. As mentioned facilities are spotless at all times as is the site. It is wonderfully quiet and perfect for recharging the batteries. There is no dog walk on site but numerous around and about, you only have to turn out the gate for a leisurely stroll through fields ( with a track to walk on). A 10/15 minute walk gets you to the centre of the village, small but 2 lovely pubs we tended to eat in the Rose and Crown, the food was delicious, home cooked and very reasonably priced. There is also the usual village store, post office and scrumptious bakery selling all sorts of goodies which we noticed many of the locals using ( always a good sign). We went on a couple of bus trips, the stop again is about a 10 minute walk (Depending how long it takes with pooch sniffing??). The bus is not that frequent but certainly adequate the driver (same one each time) knew every one getting aboard and was very friendly, he told us where to get the bus home, the times and even dropped us at the end of the road to save the short walk back. We did not have the family with us but there did not seem to be much there for youngsters though plenty of walking and possibly bike riding in the area. For a place to chill with enough around if needed we would recommend it.