Over the last forty years we have probably stayed at White House Beach six or seven times. It is a bit "back of beyond" but that in a way that adds to its charm. The site was pretty full during our five night stay but we managed to find a hardstanding pitch on the main site. We didn't use the site toilet blocks on this visit as we are happy to use our own facilities and fortunately we were near a service point. We arrived at about 1.30pm and check in was well organised. The main site motorhome disposal point is quite poor. Not only is it in the wrong place but it is not one of the open grill type disposal point and it is so configured that whatever side you waste point is on you can't get it over the drain! Contrast this with the superb motorhome waste point on the small section of the site across the road. I imagine the Club don't expect people to drive over to the other section to empty their waste? I think it would be good to convert a few more pitches to hardstandings as some of the grass pitches can get waterlogged. We found the site pretty peaceful, the only disturbance (both outside the control of the Club) was the occasional double thump of a bird scarer and on Saturday night the local pub had a live music event. Neither bothered us but some people are more sensitive to noise. As motorhomers we like to leave the van onsite and explore either on foot or by public transport. Both are possible from White House Beach. The couple opposite us told us they had walked to Southwold and got the bus back. Probably above our capabilities but there are some regular bus services from Wash Lane about half a mile from the site. You have a choice of Lowestoft, Norwich or Southwold. We decided to visit Southwold which was an easy journey on the bus. Almost outside the site is the Waterfront restaurant which also does coffee. The pub next door also does food. For shopping there is a Co-Op further up into Kessingland or there is a Morrisons on the A12 towards Lowestoft.