This site is beautifully landscaped, with trees and shrubs of aboretum quality. Many of the pitches are in small groupings which have an enclosed and "private" atmosphere. There are a number of levels, with the land sloping generally towards the south. We stayed in mid July, and our pitch number was 71, one of a small group of 4. We appreciated the chipping surface when it rained, but did have to use a levelling wedge because of a cross fall. The welcome and reception at check in time was exemplary. After selecting our pitch we returned to pick up our gate card. Amenity blocks were of the highest standard, one with music, one without! The 1066 Countryside Walk is great and directly accessed from the site. It's a very pretty walk to Catsfield to the south. If you walk farther afield, dog owners might like to know that the path crosses fields containing livestock. Catsfield seems to be the place to catch a bus for Battle - but make sure you get a timetable from the information room as frequency is about one and a half hours in the middle of the day. The "must sees" are Battle, Hastings old Town, Rye (5 star) and Winchelsea. None of these are too far from the site. A super visit for us and one we would like to repeat.