I found this site a real mixed bag, after spending a week there earlier this month (Sept 18). Positives were; Its proximity to the beach via a hard path through the park (15+minutes walk for the able bodied). A number of average interest easy flat walks with no stiles or gates, suitable for wheelchairs/pushchairs direct from the site (to Bury Port or around the Country park). Relatively quiet when the kids went back to school. A really friendly, helpful group of wardens. Site well-kept, toilet block aside (but recently refurbished?). Reasonable nature-watching nearby. Negatives were, and in no particular order; Totally uncontrolled kids riding bikes ridiculously fast around the site. The usual inconsiderate members with TV's and radios so loud that reading outside became a challenge and on one evening, trying to read inside too! A tired and well-worn toilet block with only four shower cubicles in the mens, where it closed from 10:30am for cleaning, resulting in multiple visits on some mornings to get a shower before it closed. The slowest water flow on the water points that I've ever encountered. Beach access for dog owners meant negotiating steep climbs through sand or sand/sandy steps. Not suitable for those with limited mobility. Did I enjoy my stay? Generally,Yes. Would I recommend it? Read my points above and decide for yourself.