My first visit to Burford and pleasantly surprised at the number of bike ride possibilities there were from site by road or one of the many bridleways nearby the site. Like one of the other reviewers I did get the "I've parked on the other side of the site so I should be able to take the shortest route to the facilities even if I walk all over someone else's pitch brigade". There are grass boundaries provided between pitches to walk on but because I had a Campervan and no awning I had several people who seemed to think it was okay to walk right across my pitch within a few feet of my van without a by your leave. Perhaps a few reminders at check in for the more Ignorant or maybe issue cattle prods as well as barrier keys?! The facilities were kept immaculately and the wardens were very friendly and warm. Lots to see and do within reasonable driving distances and some truly beautiful nearby locations in addition to Burford itself which is a very pretty town and actually offers free if slightly limited parking (yes you heard that right FREE) to be able to access the town which does have a rather steep hill you might want to avoid if your legs are a bit wobbly when walking like mine. Would I go again?........already booked and back there in a few days