We visited with family and chose a Serviced Pitch which was very convenient with our motorhome. Warm reception by staff and directed to the "best" pitch with the most sun which was very much appreciated- both for us and our solar panels! The pitch was large and mostly level (we did require levelling) and backing on to trees. We couldn't pick up any reception on our TV which wasn't an issue as we were out and about but useful if you're here for longer and wish to use the TV. We used our onboard facilities so didn't use the site toilets or showers but we were told that they were clean and well appointed. The site is in the "sticks", a short walk from the lake and the local village, but there is not a lot there. The village shop is a community run one which wasn't open when we visited and the onsite shop was empty. We saw some toilet paper and chemical, so the absolute basics. It would have been nice to see some milk, bread, butter, maybe some eggs- the essentials if you are really in a pickle. Otherwise you will have to stock up before you arrive or use a car to get to a larger town. The staff were so friendly and welcoming, the site was very compact, the smallest Caravan Club site we've ever stayed at and we would return if it was a convenient stop off point on the way somewhere else. The lake was pretty but was covered in mosquitoes and midgies which made is unpleasant to walk around. The pathways were covered in dog excrement also, you really had to be careful where you stepped, which is a shame.