We've visited Fairlight Wood twice now - it's one of our favourite CAMC sites. It's situated in woodland, with wildflowers spilling over into the site and a constant background chorus of birdsong. It would be tempting not to leave the site were there not such a choice of interesting places to visit nearby including Rye, Winchelsea, Hastings and, of course, the sunken forest at Pett Level Beach. It was very interesting hearing from the warden, John DIck, about the various ways he manages the site to maximise biodiversity and to encourage wildlife. This is a very important aspect of campsite management so far as we are concerned. Fairlight Wood sets an example of excellent practice we wish more sites would follow.