The site is split between the beach side and a more sheltered area on the opposite side of the road where reception is situated. On a warm day with little wind nothing could be better than pitching on the beachside area; we did about 3 years ago; but visiting in a chilly April with a keen wind this year we chose the sheltered side. Beach side has it's own toilet block which is limited in size (but there are less pitches on that part) The other part of the camp has a much larger block which is clean and well maintained. The wardens are friendly, easily approached and keep the camp in a good state of affairs. The beach is a mix of shingle and vegetation with sand dunes at the back of some parts, it provides an extensive area for exercising the dog and yourself. Kessingland has a variety of small shops, takeaways and pubs with a bus service to Southwold and Lowestoft and beyond. Southwold and the coast to the South is worth a visit as are the waterside villages inland on the Southern Broads