It feels that because this site is so well positioned and, despite being term-time, was full all the time we were there, the Caravan Club have squeezed as many pitches onto this terraced site as is humanly possible. The cul-de-sacs have no end turning areas and the roads are very narrow so, unless you are very good at reversing, it's important to park at the entrance and choose your pitch first leaving a member of your party to guard it! We were very fortunate that there was a pitch with a view which we could fit on available so didn't have a problem but we saw many who did. When we left the chap opposite was all ready to move to our pitch so he could put his awning up, there being no room to do so where he was. Otherwise the site is well kept to Caravan Club standards and well positioned to visit Berwick-upon-Tweed and it's wonderful hinterland so it's popularity is understandable. The only drawback is the tightness of the site, the very early morning goods train on the adjacent line - and the horrendous speed humps on the approach road (large enough to have potholes on top)!