As I compile this,I have just read on the forum another year has been granted by whoever owns this site.First of all I this was my first visit,used for a dance evening and the nearby Rivoli ballroom,but the site just did not have or looked to have a closure notice hanging over its head. All pitches neat and tidy and well run by the site managers.Pitches are allocated here and you can see why with the layout of the site.It does have the same sort of feeling as Baltic Wharf,where building land just seem to override prime recreational use. Obviously London is the main attraction here,but we spent one day walking the park and especially around the the dinosaur end on the park. The Hornimans museum again set in inner London parkland was unique in it difference to other museums,with the actual museum free but other parts such as Aquarium. Monkey Land and Butterfly section requiring a fee to enter. The site itself is wooded and so peaceful at night,amazing when you think of the area.Driving form the A2 was ok with just a couple of pinch points just be careful of the lengthy section of 20mph speed limits with speed camera's to boot. One pub which was nice in the September sunshine was the Woodman (or Wood something) about a 15 - 20m mins walk from the site.Its on the road directly opposite the run down looking hotel.Now why don't they build on that!