Usual high standard we get from C&MC sites. It was very busy but everything ran smoothly and we were in a quiet spot so it suited us. The visiting 'food' vans were very good and we tried something different, which was great. We have been before and this time were confronted by the large, jagged boulders placed along the approach road, which has turned it into a difficult approach. The road is used by the C&MC and by users of the nearby cricket and tennis club. When towing, we got in and out fine as we did not meet anyone. However, I reversed to allow a towing unit out at the top of the road and it was quite a difficult manoeuvre. I'm a confident and able 'reverser' but if I had to reverse the caravan at this point, it would have been difficult, if not, impossible without unhitching. I assume the college has implemented this to plant wildflowers and grass - maybe to offset the huge car park they have covered with tarmacadam! I'm hoping the C&MC pick up on these issues as I get a clear message that the needs of caravaners are not considered.