I almost changed our booking concerned about the composting toilets and wooded nature of the site but I’m so glad I didn’t. Such a beautiful place. The deer are adorable and the site is natural and yet spotless. The wardens are so friendly and welcoming and suggested the best place to pitch seeing as I wanted a fairly open sunny pitch. Yes the train sounds its horn as it approaches the level crossing adjacent to the site but the deer aren’t phased and neither were we. The toilets were always clean and when everyone follows the instructions to keep the lids down there is no smell. Yes they are oldish but I was impressed by how clean they were. With the need to be environmentally aware they worked. I agree they are not especially child friendly and if I had young children I would ensure they were supervised. The only other issue is the lack of WiFi throughout the site. I had to go to the public information hut for an online meeting and there was no phone signal either other than in the WiFi hotspot. This is wonderful for getting away from the mobiles but there were times when a walk through the pitch dark forested site wasn’t comfortable. I would however return in a moment. It’s a beautiful place and I’m glad to have been there.