We stayed here for 3 nights and so wish that we could have stayed longer. We were greeted by the most friendly and enthusiastic warden that we have met for a long time. We were so lucky and got the best pitch on the site, 117. Trackside and the beautiful scenery right in front of us, couldn't have asked for more. We are still using our own onboard facilities, but we did use the trackside dog walk . The wardens keep this site immaculate, and, despite being full, the bins etc were always emptied. The dog walk we used has a dog bin at the entrance/exit gate and also a very polite notice regarding using this bin, and yet some owners still did not pick up the dog poo, and we had to pick up other dogs mess when picking up our own. It is no wonder that so many sites don't have a dedicated dog area and also that so many attractions will not allow dogs. The little garage shop, opposite the entrance has a good stock of everything you could want, and the visiting catering vans are a really nice addition, allowing us to treat ourselves without leaving our beautiful spot. The walk into the beautiful town of Broadway, was nice and easy, with a good, wide path all the way. We did have a look around the station, but did not travel on the steam train on this occasion. We also travelled to nearby Dovers Hill, it was beautiful. A free car park, which we easily parked our motorhome in, and the views are amazing. Then a steep, but gentle walk down to Chipping Campden , and back up again. Yes, it is steep, but easily managed if you take your time. There is even a seat to rest for a while, at the top of the hill. We will definitely be coming back to this site, just wish it was closer to us, not 200 miles away, as we would be using it frequently. We felt so relaxed and chilled, something that we all need right now.