The wardens on this site were helpful, welcoming, and a great advert for how to run a club site. On arrival we were invited to walk the site due to the number of dead ends and select a pitch, this worked very well due to the layout of the site. The wardens provided what is the most useful info sheet we have come across and they additionally provided some local maps to assist with us getting out and about. This will probably be quite a "tight" site during the high season to negotiate around some of the pitches when fully occupied. A very good, regular bus service runs just down the road from the site into the city centre. Advice to get the "Day Rider" ticket saved some pennies as well. Cambridge is a mixture of traditional and modern and definitely worth taking the time to find the sight seeing points of interest. The noise generated locally was a surprise, inevitably there will be the sirens from the ambulances arriving at the nearby hospital, aircraft noise from the nearby airfield and also the use of the outside facilities from the adjacent sports centre, they did thankfully stop around 10pm. All these are of course outside the control of the wardens. We had a very disrupted first night due to the gales and the motorhome was definitely moving about, thankfully we remembered to put the satellite dish down and the natural landscape of the site protected us, especially when we saw some of the damage reported nearby. We cannot comment on suitability for families, just the two of us hence the 3 stars awarded. Excellent access to Cambridge, good well maintained facilities and a very hard working couple running the site made our visit very worthwhile.