Arrival at site is via a single track road which does have passing points but there are a couple of blind bends where someone would have to reverse to a passing point. We met a member departing around 1 pm and it was tight even at the passing place, therefore be conciderate and make sure you depart before noon! The warders are lovely people and very friendly, the toilet blocks are immaculate but an extra loo in the mens would not go amiss on a morning during peak demand. The site routes may be intimidating to a novice caravaner as there are lots of overhanging trees and the roads are narrow. Take the warders advice and nip out of your vehicle to check out available pitches as some cul-de-sacs would be a nightmare to turn around in or worse reversing back onto the main access road. The site is mainly under tree canopies and can be rather dark in places but there are clearings which are nice and bright. The nearest pub is 20 minutes walk away and is very dog friendly as well as extending the set price lunch menu to an evening for CC members.