We have just spent a long weekend at the site and were lucky to have beautiful weather for all of our stay. The site is large and quite easy to travel around to find a suitable pitch, it is worth checking out the site map before you visit to get a feel for the geography. Many of the pitches are overshadowed by mature trees and the associated hazards of bird droppings (mainly pigeons) on the vehicle roofs but we were able to find a pitch to suit that also benefited from the evening sunshine. The facilities block was very clean and not crowded at peak times. There is a coffee and snack shack on site during the week which also makes paella on Friday evenings for preorder. The wardens were cheery and friendly and tried their best to resolve any issues or dilemmas. The site has good access to local bus services, a short walk away and has easy access to the brilliant cycle route which runs along the seafront to Hove and beyond. The approach road to the site through East Brighton Park has loads of potholes so take care as one in particular stretches across the road!!