What a lovely site, our stay was fantastic from start to finish. We arrived just after 2pm on a Friday for our 5 night stay. We were greeted by friendly staff who obviously enjoy their job and obviously take pride in their site. The site was quite full which doesn't surprise me as it is a gem. We managed to get a nice hard-standing pitch (not serviced). As the site is small you are never far away from the service points or the showers/toilets etc. The facilities (including showers/toilets/bins/washing up area/grounds were immaculate, even last thing at night when they had been in use all day.  We have a large dog who loves his walks so this was very important for us. At the rear of our caravan is the dog walk, which is a track running behind the site by a wheat field. Its not very long but long enough for the boy to do his business. The old camping field had just been mowed to allow people to play ball games or to walk dogs. It was great for us as the boy loves playing with a ball. Couldn't have asked for better.  Grafham Water is a short walk through the wheat field opposite the site. We did this everyday as the boys loves the water. All in all, we couldn't have had a better place to stay with the dog. If you enjoy cycling then make sure you take your bike as there are so many cycle rides nearby. There is a cycle hire place at Grafham Water, but I'm not sure on the cost. The reception sells very little so make sure you get your necessities before you arrive. There are supermarkets in Huntingdon which isn't too far away. The reception will get papers for you too, you just need to give them notice. A fish and chip van visits every Friday evening, but doesn't stay too long, times are displayed at reception. TV reception is very good using your aerial, and there are TV points too so I would say no need to cart your satellite dishes. Not much more to say really, its a brilliant site and we will definitely be back regularly. DON'T FORGET OLLIE THE OWL.