We have just returned from having a week's stay at this small and wonderfully situated caravan site. We had wonderful summer weather. From the site we walked the coastal path along to Tynemouth and back. On another day we walked the other direction to Blyth. Just outside the pub there is a pub with a beer garden. Food is delicious and only a short walk back to the caravan. We watched three dolphins leaping in the sea near St Mary's lighthouse while eating our breakfast. Really glad we had our binoculars. Another interesting walk was across to the lighthouse where we were able to see some seals quite close up. Now let me address the problems some earlier reviewers seem to be annoyed with: 1) There are no awning as the site can be quite windy due to its position. In the passed, awnings have blown over and damaged caravans. 2) No windbreaks are allowed for the same reason as above. 3) The arrival time is 1.00 pm not 12.45 or 12.50. The Wardens have had complaints from neighbours where caravans are lined up outside of their windows. The Wardens ask anyone to go away and come back when the gate is open at 1.00 pm. Perhaps if you read this you will understand why they have rules in place. So instead of complaining that the Wardens are "jobs worth" "difficult" or any other descriptive names just think these rules are in place to suit everyone on site and you should be happy to follow these rules and not make the Wardens jobs any more difficult. I am grateful they do this job!!