Really nice site, very easy to find and yet within striking distance from Malvern, which is quite hilly, but a very nice little town. The site is quite big (we found) and because there are few trees is very open and because it was almost full can seem to be a sea of vans. Having said that it was very quiet until somebody pitched behind (old boy and his wife) who insisted on bellowing from the van to the awning and effing and blinding! Nothing to do with the wardens, just their own lack of personal awareness and responsibility. . Probably the same reason they let their Labradors bark incessantly. Having moaned about that, the site is oerfectly placed for walking the Malverns and visiting the Three Counties Showground. We fell across the Working and pastoral care dog show with the Shetland pony and palomino show the first weekend. Entry free and really nice if you like dogs.  Great walk to the Beacon and then the Brisptish Camp Iron Age fort and onto the Obelisk. £3 to park all day in any of the car parks. Highly recommend The Fig Tree in Malvern for lunch and the Kettle Sings ( on the hills on Jubilee Drive) stunning view and eggs benedict to die for.  Morrisons cheapest petrol to east of Malvern, also M&S food there too and wait rose in Malvern itself.  Did Worcester, cathedral was lovely ,and riverside walk, but the town centre could have been anywhere.  Would recommend and will be back