Having stayed here several times in the past, we chose to stay her for an overnight stop en-route to our destination. Due to routine maintenance, entry was only possible via the golf course entrance, which is quite narrow with a tight turn and whilst we were told "the bin lorry gets through without any issues, so it is not tight", this is probably shorter than an average car/caravan outfi and has rear wheel steering. The check-in was not warm or welcoming and proved to be more of a tirade of 'do's and don'ts' on what has unfortunately become an over-regulated site. Whilst we appreciate that there will always be rules, there are ways in which these can be communicated pleasantly and less officiously - particularly as there is signage everywhere, duplicated and in some places in triplicate! The site is currently operating as part of a pilot scheme, whereby all outfits must have the habitation door on the same side, irrespective of Uk/European/Overseas builds. This can cause a problem for those seeking to pitch in a way to enjoy a view - racecourse, seaviews, lochs etc - where you could be forced to face a wall, high bank or other obstruction with the best view behind you. If current rules do not comply with fire regulations, then move pitches further apart or lose a couple to achieve this. The toilet blocks are somewhat dated and in need of refurbishment. The motorhome waste point is awkwardly located and not easy for some vehicles to access to ensure that the waste pipe is over the drain. There are a lot of dog owners in the CAMC - is it really necessary to shout from reception in a very loud voice to an owner for a dog weeing on the site - again, there are better ways to communicate. Luckily, this was not directed at us as this would most certainly have courted a reaction! On the plus side, there are several good pitches on or near the racing rail, affording fine views of the grandstand and course etc (should you be allowed to face that way!). Warwick Town Centre is a short walk away, offering plenty of eateries and pubs, plus a fish and chip shop. Buses to surrounding areas operate from the Town Centre. The site is surrounded by open grassland, which is excellent for a walk or if you have a dog for exercising.