We stayed here for 2 nights on Monday 20th March. The weather was rain so the large totally grass site was not the best place to be for a heavy motorhome. The helpful wardens had cordoned off areas that were not suitable due to soft ground. The site is well positioned for easy access into the town on foot. There is a good selection of high street and independent shops and a small supermarket too. Plenty of choice for eating out. A main supermarket, with fuel, is on the edge of the town as you arrive from the M5, which is very close by. The Abbey is wonderful, and free to enter, and the grounds have some magnificent trees including a very large Beech and two Redwoods. Bus services are close and regular. Not sure how far you can get easily but Cheltenham is 30 minutes away by bus. A 'Marquis' dealer is just a short walk away. Unfortunately some local noise during the night from pedestrians using the path that runs adjacent the site but otherwise very peaceful. The toilet blocks are very dated but clean and the overall impression of the site is a well maintained parkland setting, so very pleasing on the eye but totally open with no privacy hedging apart from a very small area in one corner. Good dog walking area outside site but no children's play park on the site itself. Good location for stopping off as close to M5 and easy access.