We stayed at the site over roughly the same period as bordertman below. I know this because the water was also off during our stay. Unlike the poster below we found the wardens less than helpful. Other than signs saying that the water was off outside the facilities no signs were placed around the site to say that bottled water was available or to say that a bowser was on hand for non-drinking water. We have 2 children and were not offered any drinking water and were not aware that any was available. I understand that facilities occasionally break down but I found the response less than helpful. I wouldn't wish to put people off staying there because it is a lovely site in a beautiful location but throughout our stay I felt that the wardens were less than friendly. Whilst washing up one day one of the lady wardens accused me of removing the 'no entry' barrier which indicates that the washing up room is closed for cleaning. I would never do such a thing and to be accused of it was more gauling because I was in the process of cleaning up the mess of the previous people who had left the adjacent sink in a bit of a state i.e. I thought I was doing a good turn only to be accused of 'breaking the rules'. All in all, not a very relaxed approach. Also, not sure if this is club policy but the toilets, showers and washing up station were closed for cleaning from roughly 10.00am to 11.00am every day, precisely when many people were wishing to get ready to go out for the day. Only a single toilet was left open resulting in regular queues. The overall impression of the maintenance regime was that it was programmed for the convenience of the wardens rather than the paying guests. Sorry to be negative but I thought it created a frosty atmosphere, certainly not a 'friendly club' as one of your competitors likes to call itself!