This large site is built into the side of a hill and therefore it is not flat. Unless you know the geography of the place it is rather complicated to find a suitable pitch. The lower part of the site is in woodland and quite oppresive and little sunshine gets through. The upper reaches are more open but are situated a fair distance from the toilet blocks. A lot of pitches are surrounded by nettles and ferns and little has been done to smarten the place up,(probably National Trust policy). However the wardens are extemely friendly and helpful and the facilities are up to a high standard. On the whole we were disappointed with this site and, regretably, we will not be returning.