We recently stayed on Trewethett Farm for six nights and had really good weather. On arriving, we were told to walk around the site to select our pitch as there are loads of cul-de-sacs. This is no mean feat as its a large site and uphill! We asked a warden about using awnings on site and he recommended a grass pitch on the top field as members had been bending rock pegs on hard standings. Thank goodness we took his advice. We had an amazing view of the sea and sea cliffs opposite the bay from our pitch, a view that was constantly changing. We only had one really good sunset, but that was worth waiting for. The site itself is terrassed on the hard standing areas, but the sea view pitches are taken quite quickly. The toilet block that serves this end of the site is up to usual Club standards and is well maintained by the friendly and helpful wardens. The grass pitches are served by a "portakabin" style set of showers and toilets which, while clean and well maintained, are very "tight" in use and not of the same standard as the other block. There are good walks from the site along the coastal path, but beware of the "giants steps" if you head towards Boscastle. Oh, and while you are there, make sure you sample the pasties from Pengenna pasty shop in Tintagel where you watch them being freshly made. They are the best we tasted on our trip around Cornwall .... so far!