Stayed here in late March for two days, after the snow in the West Country, some days earlier. The reception staff were known to us and their welcome was as friendly, and helpful as ever. The town is a short stroll away and there is a Co-op mini supermarket for any necessary supplies, and a superb butcher, a couple of doors down. The "Bridge Inn" serves excellent food, but at lunchtimes it can be packed solid. As we found out on our second day, and had to resort to a local cafe for lunch. I dread to think what the pub would be like come summer. However, the site is one of the best we have stayed on and we would certainly return again.