We stayed at the beginning of June and were blessed with fantastic weather! The site is very steep in parts and you certainly need your levelling chocks! The hardstanding pitches are well kept but are very hard to get your awning pegs into as you seem to hit a lot of tree roots. I don't think this is normally a problem but we were told that they hadn't had rain for quite a while so the ground was a lot harder than normal. The Wardens on site were especially friendly and helpful. We did find a lovely pitch which was quite flat at the bottom of the site. The toilet/shower blocks were lovely and clean and each shut at different times so that at least if one was shut you could use others. This site is great for water lovers as you can walk down to the lake from the site. You do access it down a slope and through the camping field so it may not suit those with limited mobility. You can walk along the lake to Coniston which is a beautiful walk on a sunny day. We wouldn't hesitate to stop here again. Lovely, interesting, well kept site. It was very peaceful until the last day, when inconsiderate new "neighbours" whose kids decided it was great fun to "skid" their bikes right outside our caravan to wind our dogs up whilst their parents looked on. Not the sites fault, but wish some people would be more considerate to others around them.