Spent what must be one of the wettest weeks in June here but enjoyed our visit nontheless. The site is set amongst very mature trees and despite the rain few of the pitches became waterlogged. The site provides a choice of grass or hardstanding and pitches are set fairly randomly - not in regimented rows like a car park. The site is well maintained and the toilet/shower block is a credit to the hardworking wardens. The road is very busy and probably noisy for those pitched near it but otherise the site is quiet and peaceful. The pleasant walk into town takes about 20 minutes bus stops about 5. The Red Kite flying overhead are spectacular. There is a children's playground on site but on the whole not much around for the kids. We would have no hesitation in visiting again but preferably when the sun is shining! The only improvement we would suggest would be to make the signs at the entrance a little more prominent - they could easily be missed on arrival and traffic is quite fast at this point.