The approach to the site can be challenging, 5 miles of fairly busy yet narrow road then a right turn into a bridge which is slightly wider than a caravan before another narrow road and a tight turn into the site. With well separated parts to the site it has the feel of a smaller site, each pitch is nicely sized and anywhere you can only see a handful of other vans due to the well spread out site design in a wood on the banks of Derwent Water with Cat Bells as a backdrop. This site is a delight with at least three circular 3 to 6 mile walks starting at the site. Road or mountain biking is also a plus at the quieter end of the Lakes. The site is quiet apart from wind in the trees and on this visit a very busy wood pecker, heard but not seen. Lots to do in the area and Keswick just 5 miles away by car or the lake boat which can be caught at the jetty 10 minutes walk away. Parking in Keswick is quite pricey though. No toilet or shower block may deter families yet this could be a positive for older people.