Arrived early (just after 1200) and was able to get one of the last pitches on the front row of a terrace - spectacular views and sunsets. It does get windy, but it is Cornwall and you are right on the coast, so we pegged the awning accordingly but took it down after a couple of particularly blowy nights just for peace of mind. The facilities were spotless and warm (always important for a chilly spring morning or evening) and the wardens were cheery, friendly and helpful. The dog walk was a nice area, but we mainly took them along the Coast path which is literally on the site's doorstep which they loved - one morning's just walk the dogs turned into over an hour enjoying the path and the views, certainly built up an appetite for breakfast. We spent every day doing something local, it was Easter weekend, both Tintagel and Boscastle are lovely to visit and have some nice dog friendly eateries, Bude was only a short drive away for a stroll on a bigger beach than the nearby cove. We'll definitely be back as there's so much more to see and do without travelling too far, we highly recommend the walk to the waterfalls at St Nectan's Glen (we went the slightly longer way incorporating Rocky Valley (and its carvings) and made a nice afternoon of it).