We stayed at Hurn Lane for a week's break in the summer holidays. The site boasted the usual excellent club standards of cleanliness, organisation and a friendly atmosphere. There were lots of children on site who the kids love to play with after our days out but everyone was in quiet and enjoying company in their awnings and caravans once the sun was down which suited us perfectly. Walking anywhere directly from site seemed a little too dangerous for our group of young kids so we used the site as a base and quickly discovered nearby places of interest to explore. Weston Super Mare had all the charm of an English Seaside town. We found it was crucial to check the tide times to make sure you go at high tide (unless your children are content to make sand castles without going in the water). We had a particularly lovely day by chance when we went to see the Weston Marine Lake only to discover it was closed due to silt. We bought some very reasonably priced crab lines from the lovely volunteers in the RNLI shop near Birkbeck bay and were directed along the coastline to the nearby Birbeck cove where the crabbing did not disappoint! Plus there was a wonderful Cove Cafe selling delicious ice creams with a stunning view too. The other gem of our visit was our 2 trips to Clevedon. What a beautiful town just north of Weston. The Victorian pier did not disappoint and the beach was a bonus as the perfect spot for some rock pooling. On our second trip we visited the Clevedon Marine Lake which was open and a brilliant community space which you can tell is loved and cared for by everyone. The children enjoyed trying out paddle boarding with the lovely couple from Supway Hire who really made our day by taking our 2 year old for a little ride as well. If you walk along the esplanade from the lake there are multiple cafes and a pub overlooking the sea and the lake. Really was food for the soul.