Stayed here many times in the past but not since it became a CAMC site. Looks and feels the same. The main difference is you get to choose your pitch (as with most CAMC sites). Lovely reception/shop/cafe/bar area and lovely friendly welcome. Had to advise pitch number once set up. Large site but in sections so feels much smaller. Lots of 'premium' pitches(at extra cost per night). 3 toilet/shower blocks on site - however one was closed for maintenance over the Easter period. It was our closest block but not an issue to walk for an extra 5 minutes to use the other facilities! Old block a bit dated but very clean and functional including a family room, toilets and a separate shower section (unisex) and indoor washing up area. Newer block (Jubilee) that was open was brilliant. Spotless individual rooms (shower, toilet, sink) and 4 WC's with toilet and sink. Also housed here was another indoor washing up area and a laundry room. For Easter it was VERY quiet (in our 'blue' section), just how we like it. I guess the cost of living crisis AND the £44 per night price tag over Easter put many people off? Lots of walks from the site to a lovely local garden centre (with restaurant) and the local pub (Beefeater). We biked from the site to Bissoe and then onto the Mineral Tramway. It was very wet on the trail heading towards Portreath so we gave up and went the other way to Portreath and beyond. Ended up at Loe Beach having our picnic. Beware of the 25% hill on the way back up from the beach!! A regular bus also runs from right outside the site to Falmouth - or in the village (where there is also a nice Spar shop with butchers) to Truro. Currently the fare is £5 per adult for all day travel - a bargain! The cafe/bar on site was open at limited times but we didn't use it. There are also numerous food waggons on site on different evenings, but most of them start from mid/end May. There is some road noise but it never bothered us overnight.