Stayed here for the first time for 6 nights. Followed the club's directions to the site and the roads weren't too bad, just a bit narrow in parts but passing places. The wardens worked tirelessly to keep the site pristine and we were always greeted with a friendly wave. Different system in place for arrival, you pick up a pot at reception and walk around the site to choose your pitch securing it with the pot and then report back. The views are absolutely breath taking from most pitches, we decided not to put up an awning as it is open to the elements being on top of a cliff. We walked along the coastal path to Tintagel via Rocky Valley and the other way to Boscastle. Both ways are a moderate walk, only a few miles but are rocky in places and some steep inclines and descents therefore recommend packing hiking boots. The bus stops on the road above the site convenient for Tintagel which is beautiful and enjoyed a cream tea at Charleys and we also spent a morning in Bude, the bus route is lovely and passes many coves. We also visited Port Isaac and Padstow which were lovely. The sunsets are amazing and wish we'd visited sooner as it's now one of our favourites and look forward to returning again.