We stayed on this site for a week in early September and had a very relaxing time. The site does have a complex layout but which offers various pockets of seclusion surrounded by hedges with each taking about three pitches. Yes – it does take a bit of exploring to identify available pitches especially when the site is full as it was when we visited. Nevertheless they are generously proportioned and good privacy is afforded. The site was very clean and excellently maintained. The site shop is reasonably well stocked and the restaurant/bar was popular. We too were very disappointed to find that the swimming pool closed the day after we arrived and only managed to have one swim in what was a wonderful swimming pool. Regrettably the site seems to rely on student labour for supervision and who had to return at the beginning of university term. There are bus stops immediately by the site entrance with regular services down to Kingswear Where there is the steam Railway station and ferries giving passenger and motor-vehicle Transport over to Dartmouth. We use this for service and very on several occasions to start with is a lovely place to visit. It has good shops and an easy bus service onto Totnes. Buses also run regularly from the site down into Brixham which again is a lovely place to visit. It is not a good site from which to take easy cycle rides as the nearby roads are steep. There is a lovely National Trust property ( Coleton Fishacre ) within a couple of miles with beautiful gardens and a art deco architecture house built by the D’Oyly Carte family. One serious downside to the site from our point of view was the dreadful Wi-Fi service and which was also the subject of much complaint by other visitors. This was all the more disappointing as the BT mobile service was also particularly bad. We did however receive good TV reception through our satellite receiver. All in all – a great site and very good facilities. Highly recommended.