This was our second visit to this site from 22/07/22 to 24/07/22. This is a small site which we prefer. The site is on a gradient so take some ramps just in case you are not allocated a level pitch. The available facilities are spotlessly clean and the grounds are kept very tidy. The reception doubles up as a small shop for all of the little things that you just might have forgot. There is also a little shed we’re you can borrow (and donate) books and DVD if you get stuck for something to do. Location - there is a great pub within two minutes walk of the site that provides great food. Walk for ten minutes towards Blyth and you will find one of the best fish and chips shops in the north east. They also have a restaurant if you fancy sitting for something to eat. Warning if you are thinking of ordering a large fish you better be hungry as they are huge. Walking in the opposite direction towards Whitley Bay you can walk to St Mary’s lighthouse and walk on some of the most fantastic coastline you could imagine, just check the tide times first. If you fancy going to Whitley Bay town centre there is a bus stop five minutes walk (towards Blyth) from the site entrance - definitely worth a visit. Back to the site, the wardens are great and cannot do enough to help if needed. This site is a great little gem and we will be back soon.