The site is well located for the south Hams and visiting Salcombe, Dartmouth, Plymouth and the English Riviera. It was quiet, clean and the wardens friendly when we stayed in the last week of September. There was a wide choice of pitches, including hard standing. Facilities are dated, my guess is twenty or more years old. Why? Well here's the rub. The (recommended) access roads are very narrow in parts and locals seem not too averse to shoving their, and your, vehicles deep in thorn hedges. We shall not return because we don't want a recurrence of either the journey to the site, or that leaving when we encountered a quarry wagon that seemingly lacked reverse gear and got within an inch of the habitation bodywork on our motorhome. My guess is many others have thought the same, which may explain why the Club has not renewed the facilities. But once on site it is a nice place to stay.