Broadway Caravan Club site is located just a mile from the heart of Broadway village - the popular 'olde worlde' tourist spot at the northern gateway to the Cotswolds. It is also literally over the road from Broadway station - to which the scenic Gloucestershire & Warwickshire heritage railway is being extended. Once the station is reopened, this site will surely become a mecca for railway enthusiasts, who will be able to sunbathe outside their caravans whilst watching steam locomotives chuff past.  The site is laid out in two terraces, most of which are now in the process of being upgraded with hard-standing. There are two facilities blocks (one of which is located in a restored railway goods shed, which also exhibits the 'Wanderer' - the nineteenth-century horse-drawn caravan of the Caravan Club's first chairman). The showers are hot and free, and there is also a laundry and washing up rooms. There is a second-hand bookshop next door to the reception.  We found the site clean and well-maintained. Given its prime location for touring the Cotswolds, Shakespeare Country, and the cities of Gloucester, Cheltenham and Oxford, I would imagine it gets busy in the high season. There are large supermarkets in nearby Evesham, as well as eating-out spots in Broadway and the neighbouring Cotswold towns.