After a 3hr drive to get here, we was in a queue to get in so the lady warden told us to go take a look around and stand on the pitch we wanted,, well all the site had dead ends to it so motor homes were OK but if you had a caravan it proved quite difficult to reverse out of. I'm glad we got there when we did,, we had pitch 8 right in the front at the beginning of the site thank god,, very busy tho with cars vans etc all day back and for,, not ideal place for kids.. no park either.. the park itself was very clean and tidy and the shower block was fab.. the site is only a 10 min walk into minehead itself and shop also with in walking distance,, was told that the dog walking area was good also.. we got chatting to a lady on the first Nite who she herself spoke loudly to have a visit off the warden to be a bit quite,it was only 10pm.. knowing that there was a family at the other end of the park being noisy and playing guitar at the same time , I was a bit taken aback,, well the lady was only there 10 mins and went.. I think it was because we were near the wardens motor home, and they wanted to go to sleep.. any way bed we went after that... the next morning we could see her talking to the guy next to their van only to here she was asking him if he wod move as some1 rang to request that pitch.. I was gobsmacked. The man did move at some point of the day.. I'm sorry I wodnt have, I didn't know you could book pitches,, and the motor home that did go there werent disabled, so I didn't see why the man had to move.. over all tho loved goin back to minehead town nothing has changed there. Still lots of charity shops and pubs etc.. had lovely walk along the promenade to the ship pub.. very welcoming .. wod we return.. not for a while, it's all the same so seen minehead again now after a few years. Hubby had never been so glad we went for him..