We stayed over the first weekend of June. We arrived after a bit of a hair rising finale of the trip, coming down the local and aptly named "chute". The wardens were so friendly and helpful, with a great sense of humour. The site is beautifully maintained, there's a great dog walk and brilliant play area for children. Great views too.The only downside was the closure of part of the nearby main road, for roadworks, which led to the road outside the site being used as a rat run by the locals making it a risky business to walk to the local pub. Other campers told us they set out and turned back as it wasn't safe. That should all have been sorted now. Would stay there again if we return.