Apart from the entrance road which is shocking, although not under the control of the CC, this is one of the best large sites we have visited. The expanses of grass, whilst presenting the wardens with a cutting challenge, make the site feel very open. We cannot understand why it is so under-utilised. Great for walking from the site with both short and long walks available in Cirencester Park. Although if you have a dog, walks are limited in the park itself. If you like going further, an 8 mile circular walk pulls in the Tunnel Inn, which serves great food and real ales. Or you can bus it to Kemble and walk back past the source of the Thames, again deviating to the Tunnel for lunch. There are lots of places a short drive or bus journey away, such as Bibury with it's trout farm, two for one offer with CC card / voucher. The bus is certainly to be recommended here, as in peak season it is very difficult to park in Bibury. All in all a great site, one we have visited many times in the past and hope to do so in the future. One last thing, as others have stated the wood fired pizza on Thursay is not to be missed, well worth the money.