We generally go to Morton in the marsh a couple of times a season but decided to try Broadway for a change this weekend, the site is immaculate. Although it seemed full from where we were it never felt crowded or hemmed it as can happen at Morton. The dog walk is small but adequate, wardens are helpful and friendly and know the local area well enough to be a real help. Broadway is a gentle 15 minute walk and is a typical charming Cotswold village and a nice morning or afternoon out. Although not the cheapest place to shop but with the site shop and local shop in petrol station over road from entrance you never leave site if you don’t want to. We don’t think it will take Morton away as our favourite local (we prefer the village of Morton to Broadway) but it is a clean tidy and spacious site. I would not normally recommend a toilet as a place to visit but the one on the top field is an old railway goods yard cleverly converted into 2 small amenity blocks, washing up area, indoor games room and houses the “wanderer” probably the first dedicated leisure caravan made, it still has the charms of an old building but all the mod con’s needed, well worth a visit and a good base if you want more than a weekend away. The fish and chips on a Saturday night are some of the best we have ever had, you have to wait a bit as they are prepared to order but well worth the wait, all in all a very child out and enjoyable weekend.