I have to take into account that our stay was during the first week of the school summer holiday period. No complaint about children on the site, but it was understandably very busy. Along with other visitors I spoke to, we all agreed that the pitches were too small and one felt cramped. they need to reduce the total by about 20% in some areas and about 10% in areas where the pitches are a bit more generous. I know pitches mean money especially in high season, but I did not expect a club site to treat me like a sardine! Pitch 78 where we were located was very tight with adjoining pitches. Because it was very busy, I was advised that I should just take the caravan and pick a pitch. I prefer to walk around a large site first before selecting a pitch. The pitch I chose was not good. Beware of the rabbits!!!They are profuse and leave droppings everywhere and one cannot avoid picking up muck on one's foot-ware. I would seriously warn parents of young children not to let them go bare foot and If they fall over, wash their hands immediately if contaminated with rabbit droppings. Also, there are many, many little pot holes in the ground where the little darlings try and dig burrows on the pitches. This is a trip hazard and unsightly. Location wise the site is very good for visiting the local area. The silent policemen are sharp and could be more rounded to avoid a big bump. The electric connection needs to be turned to the right to engage it. I'd never seen this before in 8 years of caravanning. If I had been informed of this requirement it would have saved me a small trek to the office to enquire why there was no electricity when I plugged in the cable. Overall was the rabbit problem. I consider it a gross nuisance, a big health hazard and my advice is they need to cull the rabbits. They are not pets and have reached a large population. They are tantamount to vermin and spoil the site immensely. The management need to act on this during the close season. Enough said.