This was our final stop in Cornwall before moving on to Dorset and it was quite a change from the rugged and sometimes wild coast of the county. It is a beautiful rural area well worth a visit. Coastal paths are within easy reach with good paths & dog friendly beaches. St Mawes is an upmarket, friendly resort with lots of places to eat & enjoy a pint, the pubs & even the odd restaurant/cafe all being dog friendly. A good if not terribly frequent bus service is available. We walked to St Mawes then got a bus back, it was packed but everyone was squeezed on. Truro is within reach by bus, dogs travel for free, and is a very nice City with plenty of good shops and pubs/eating places. Don't be tempted by the park & ride option if you have dogs as they aren't accepted. Supermarkets are a challenge for Motorhomes, the Aldi car park is small & cramped & the Sainsburys car park has height & width restrictions. We went to the new Waitrose which is an excellent if pricier option but there is plenty of parking & has an impressive adjoining Taste of Cornwall Deli. The site itself is well kept, clean & friendly. It was very busy when we visited & some people switch pitches as better ones become available. Levellers are a necessity. Dog walking area is excellent if a little distant from some pitches. All in all a lovely site which we will definitely revisit.