Last week saw our second trip this year to Clumber Park site, having previously visited in the summer. These are our observations. 1. Despite being a large site, Clumber Park offers a sense of relaxed space, especially out of season when only hard pitches are in use. Most pitches back onto forest, offering a variety of outlook, wildlife and shade. 2. We were present for a warden hand-over last week and both sets of wardens were friendly, helpful and efficient giving the site a cared-for feeling. 3. Only the main block of facilities was open for winter touring, but this was never an issue. Whilst not ‘brand new’, the facilities are more than adequate and kept beautifully clean. 4. The location is stunning - we caught the autumn colours of the forest walks and enjoyed the 20 minute walk to the National Trust centre for tea in the walled garden. Incidentally, entry is free for walkers and cyclists. There is a wide variety of walks and we recommend that you source a copy of the NT walking guide which is available from the entry kiosks. 5. Do bear in mind that there is no mobile phone signal, and that wifi is limited. For those wanting to check emails and social media, wifi is adequate.