This was our first visit. The site was easy to find and access. Booking in was efficient, with a helpful and friendly greeting from the warden. It is a large and popular site, and parts of the site did feel rather crowded, having said that it is quiet and peaceful in its woodland setting with no external road noise apparent. Facilities are good, with two toilet blocks, always clean, though showing some signs of age. We thought the opening hours of the toilet blocks were very good, the afternoon cleaning period meant there was less rush in the mornings to use the facilities before cleaning closure. The site location cannot be faulted, a pleasant 20 min walk takes you to the Sandringham house visitor centre, and there is potential for loads of walks in the surrounding estate woodlands. A good safe site for families with children, with nice playground and plenty of access to explore the surrounding woods. Bus stops right outside site entrance, fish & chip van and pizza van visit site a couple of times a week. A visit to the nearby village of Wolfreton (we walked) to see the former royal train station is well recommended. It is a private home but visitors are made very welcome (no admission charge), and the attention to detail of the station restoration is amazing.