Our first Caravan club site stay. Our first problem was finding the site as our GPS took us to Crabtree lane but there is a Caravan club Certified site at this location also, so we pulled in to get off of the narrow road, thinking that this was the site. Unfortunately it was not and we had to unhitch the van to enable us to turn around and get out of the wrong site. The actual site is only 50 yards further along the road and we thought that a sign would be good to let visitors know that the main site entrance was ahead?  We chose this site as it said "The site is conveniently located within walking distance of shops and places to eat." Well the local hotel come golf 19th hole is about 15min walk and we did see another pub come local store a couple of mins down the road but the local beach has nothing and the actual town with shops is about 1.5 miles and a fair walk away. So not much choice for a evening walk for a meal, local takeaways do offer a delivery service however. As for the site it is quiet, tidy and well laid out. We pitched in a space backing onto Crabtree Lane which did have some early traffic which is a bit of a shock as it was so quiet all night. We also heard the bird scarers from the local farm.  Unfortunately we found the showers to be a bit inconvenient. This is mainly due to the poor number of small hooks to hang clothes. The shower head is also unmovable so when you turn on the shower it soaks the small change area unless you have the curtain closed. This is great if you already know this but one usually likes to stand back from the shower until a pleasant temperature is set. With a wet floor it is not possible to get dressed without soggy trousers! We would also comment that although our sat nav told us to turn Left when leaving the site a sign recommending a right turn for caravans would be helpful as getting off of the narrow road to let local cars through can be a bumpy wet and muddy experience. The site has a shed with lots of local information which is very good.