Immaculate site with spacious gravel pitches, well managed and with good Covid measures, and lovely wardens. There were, however problems, for us anyway, which led to us leaving early. The site is very close to a road which, although B classification, was very busy at the time of our stay. The road surface was noisy and much of the traffic very fast, starting early in the morning. We were pitched close to the road, but the pitches further in may have had the peace and tranquility mentioned in some reviews which ours sadly lacked. Visitors should be aware that pedestrian access to the town via the road starts off along a narrow verge of uncut grass, very close to the moving traffic, and becomes steep nearer the town. We also felt that cycling out of the site would be dangerous in the traffic conditions. The alternative is a path down through the woods, steep and narrow to begin with, before it reaches a pleasant wider path through a nature reserve and along the stream to the town.