This was our first visit to the Looe site. It was easy to get to being only 15 miles from the Tamar bridge. Road access was quite good for both campervans and caravans. The site is well laid out. Being early in the season pitches were allocated on the bottom half of the site. They had plenty of room and had some great views. There are some steep banks near some of the pitches and they can be a bit slippy if you have to go up and down to access the electric hook-ups. The toilet blocks were good, very clean, warm and were not crowded (I expect that school holidays would mean that they are a lot busier). The wardens were excellent and very helpful. The swimming pool appeared to be having an upgrade so we were not sure what this was like. Looe (nice beach and numerous bakers!!) can be reached by walking but be aware that the walk back is steep. Public transport is available from just outside the site with buses running quite regularly to Looe, Liskeard and Plymouth. The car park in Looe had plenty of space in April and Motor homes could also park there. I would imagine that the car park would be very busy in school holidays. Polperro can be reached by walking, bus or car. Parking is very expensive if you only want a short visit. There is plenty to see within a short drive from the site (beaches, NT sites, fishing and yachting harbours etc.). This was one of the better club sites and we are certainly going back. We liked the site and there are still many places left to visit.