We visit this site several times a year and normally love it but our recent visit could only be described as disappointing. Each morning we were awoken by a dog chorus as opposed to a dawn chorus...the restaurant conservatory area was a bit like a visit to Battersea dogs home...I do like dogs BUT the club ought to start charging for them....to discourage owners of multiple dogs from joining the club just for this purpose. The pitch was a bit like a mud bath..appreciate this is to do with weather and perhaps could not be helped. My biggest complaint however is the sheer volume of teenagers loitering around the site with apparantly nothing to do. Standing on the tables in the park, pulling branches of the trees,knocking the emergency fire signs over, using offensive language in the park, bikes and scooters with no lights going against the one way system......it all felt a little anti-social...I certainly felt.precluded from the park with my two children after about 1930. I wondered where their parents were? Oh yes, decorating their wind breaks with fairy lights and pegging them to within an inch of their pitch boundary... I would be very interested to know how many site visitors where non members? The wardens work tirelessly as always but I wonder if 'security style patrols' should be added to their workload. We will be back...but only when the masses have gone