The site is very conveniently situated for walking into and around Tewksbury and visiting the abbey. We thoroughly enjoyed an evening at the Roses theatre and a meal at the Abbots Table close to the entrance to the site. The facilities are modern and very clean and the site very tidy. It is very quiet at night for a large site in a town situation possibly because locking the gates at night stops evening traffic and also makes the site feel very secure at night. On a negative side the site feels very cramped when full which I suspect it nearly always is. The grass pitches seem particularly packed together. Because of the positioning of the pitches and the electric connection poles I was put in the position of having to chose between driving over two caravanner’s cables or asking them to disconnect to allow me to leave the site with my caravan. Fortunately the camper van on the next pitch left just before us allowing me sufficient space to leave without upsetting anyone by driving over their cables or asking them to disconnect. A little more thoughtful positioning of pitches could have averted this situation but I think the priority seems to be to pack as many pitches in as possible I did also despair as I witnessed someone on arrival pull the white peg out of the ground, wander around with it in her hand whilst her partner chose the best position for their caravan and then just plonked the peg in the grass where they had chosen to park up.