We had a brief stay last weekend. The site is large and very busy. On arrival there were several other members checking in and so outside, people were struggling to manoeuvre around other vehicles. Inside the lady at reception was struggling to process people as quickly as she could. We circled the site and struggled to find any pitch but eventually got onto pitch 168. This was close to other members and certainly did not encourage us to sit out, very much a car park feeling to our area of the site. However, Southport is very close by, just a walk though the park to a very beautiful and well maintained sea front and town. Because the sea doesn't come in, the town makes extra effort to entertain everyone with a lovely boating lagoon, the usual fairground, crazy golf, peer, live music on the front and an abundance of eating and drinking. The town is high Victorian and obviously cared for. An impressive seaside town to visit. Just a final thought, just up the road is a competitors site which even though it is not to the standard of the caravan club does charge £10 per night. This really does make our club prices seem very expensive.