Lovely small site for access to Offa's Dyke Path.
I stayed here for two nights at the beginning of June and the wardens could not have been more welcoming and helpful. The site itself is small and well spaced out with lots of greenery and a mixture of pitch types. The dog walk is fabulous, with a long fenced area of short cut grass leading into the woods and down to the river, which was a wonderful place for dogs to cool off after a long walk up one of the many hills close to the site. As others have said, you can't ignore the trains which do run right beside the pitches along one side of the site and are very loud, if only for a few seconds each time. I was awoken a couple of times during my first night but less so on the second and I suspect it would become less intrusive the longer one stayed. However, if you can live with the trains, the site is otherwise perfectly peaceful and in a brilliant location for walking and exploring the surrounding countryside.
