I stayed on this wonderful site arriving on New Years Day when the site was officially closed but the wardens arranged for myself and two other units to arrive at 11.00am when they could get us all booked in together (good use of common sense) and all three units were dealt with swiftly and competently. The site was very busy as many are arround Christmas and New Years but that just added to a great atmosphere. The site, as is usual for the club, was excellent with very, very friendly wardens and beautifully clean and warm toilets. I visited the village, which I know well, to sample the shops, cafes and pubs all welcoming friendly and wonderfully decorated for the festive season. I would reccomend if you are physicaly able to walk up to the Broadway Tower, which takes about 40mins, mostly uphill through fields going to it with beautiful views from the top of the hill and a museum in the tower itself £5 admission. Coming back is much easier, downhill and quicker and you can drop in to any of the lovely tea rooms for a drink and a bite. Wear good shoes or preferably boots as towards the end of the climb the path is quite muddy in bad weather and very stoney and slippy when wet.