Stayed for a week during a hot week in July, and absolutely loved it. The wardens were friendly and welcoming, and really made us feel welcome. The site itself is quite compact, with mainly grass pitches. We were able to get onto a hardstanding, but would probably go for grass next time as they had more space for sitting out. The facilities are quite dated, but spotlessly clean. Covid rules were generally adhered to, but theres always a few idiots who think they are exempt. We almost exclusively use on board facilities now. The dog walk area is more of a pit stop, but served its purpose. There is a public footpath just down the road, and the whole of Cornwall a bit further on. The coast is a short drive, with Port Isaac, and Boscastle must see's. As the season was just gearing up, we found that getting there early am paid dividends. We also went inland where there are a number of reservoirs to walk around. Crowdy and Siblyback to name two. For wet days there is a Military Museum at Davidstow. One place that was just fantastic is National Trust Pentireglaze near Polzeath. A brand new car park and refreshment area is just what you need after a 5 mile round walk to the coast. Views are simply breathtaking! We will certainly be back to this site