Just home form 5 nights over Easter weekend at Moorhampton. We last stayed here about 8 or 9 years ago so it was a long overdue return. As expected, the site was pretty full over the Bank Holiday weekend, but you wouldn't have guessed that - it was very peaceful and quiet and we woke to the sounds of birdsong in the hedges behind us each morning. There's no wifi and we only had a very limited TV signal from pitch 30 (no bad thing really!) The facilities were never over stretched and the whole site is obviously very well cared for by the single pair of wardens. The site is in a great area for walking, although it's fairly limited form the site itself ( the wardens have produced details of a nice 4 mile circular walk through the orchards opposite the site and then along quiet country lanes). But within a very short driving distance are a wide variety - we drove to both Bridge Sollars and Breinton Springs (just outside Hereford) for walks along the banks of the River Wye. Also to the nearby village of Weobley which has some very picturesque black and white framed buildings set around the little village green. Slightly further afield, at Kington, you can walk to the top of Hergest Ridge, not a particularly steep climb, to be rewarded with outstanding views in all directions. This is a very underrated area to spend time in and hopefully it won't be as long before we return again.