We've stopped here twice now and think its a lovely site. The last time was over bank holiday weekend, I took my son for 2 nights, and then "her indoors" ,came for 2 nights. Both of them loved it. The site is big and it was a little difficult to find a pitch at first because we arrived on the friday night around 7pm. Me and the boy found a pitch which was quite private on its own, it was great. The only slight downside transpired the next day when the sun came out, we couldn't sit in the sun there because of the tree cover, it was very shaded, which to some would be a bonus I guess. Theres other pitches that get the sun though, but I didn't think about that at the time of arrival, luckily when the Mrs arrived 2 days later, she didn't nag me too much about it, I just topped up her wine and told her how much id missed her. The toilet and shower blocks are kept spotlessly clean. The site is a good 40min walk from coniston town, and about a 10min walk to the lake. If you plan to walk into coniston, head down to the very bottom of the site, through the gate and take the track through coniston hall camp site, just follow the path and you'll eventually get to coniston without having to walk on the main road. Just a word of warning here though, if you've already plied your better half with wine in the caravan and then top that up with more wine in the various lovely pubs in coniston, the walk back seems to be twice as far.