This has been our first visit to the site and have just returned home and booked a return visit already. On arrival we were met with the most enthusiastic welcome at reception and were booked in with humour and efficiency. The site itself made me smile just as soon as we drove to the barrier. It just has  charm by the bucket load, I don't know if this is because its quite small but at the same time spacious enough to not feel crammed in. The dog walk to the rear of the the site is great for a quick stroll in the morning and evening, while the larger one is great for exercise and play. However, just a short stroll from the site and you reach Graham Lakes and loads over open space (just be aware of the many cyclists). The shower blocks and dish washing area were immaculate. This site is in my opinion what other sites should strive to match. I really hope that the Caravan Club doesn't plan to increase the number of pitches on the site or indeed convert any more to hard standing. The mix is just about right. Finally, we were treated to a couple of sightings of Ollie the owl, what a magnificent bird, we also witnessed his interaction with some of the residents in the homes next to the park. That on its own was worth the visit. Thanks to the park wardens for making the site what it is. Can't wait to return again.