Site is well kept and wardens are very friendly.  The toilet & Shower block is new and modern and kept clean and tidy.   The site is fairly open plan and we did find it difficult to escape the wind for our entire stay - with it being close to the coast it can only be expected.  We did find it a bit noisy at times as there are some holiday parks fairly close by so there was fairground noise and music, but more in the background.   The local golf club is a bit run down, we had a drink but didn't fancy trying the food.   Would have loved to have had a visitors book in the information centre to put some comments in and I really would love to see an ordnance survey map on display in all the sites.   Having said all that here are the really GREAT things about this site.  Firstly it is right on the Tarka Trail so bring your bikes - it's about 3.5 miles to Ilfracombe - it's a really easy ride down but a very steep hill on the way back from town to join the trail again.  There are a few bike parks, the main one being at the end of the Tourist Information Centre located by the beach.  The other direction is not on a track - we didn't try it but we did cycle from Braunton to Fremington Quay, via Barnstaple which was great.  We parked just along from Tesco at Braunton, free car parking but with a 2.2m height restriction.  Turn down Vellator way and go straight over the roundabout instead of turning right to Tesco.  Car park about 200 yards or so.  If you head into Barnstaple Tea at the Taw is a fabulous place for lunch or cake - their cake is amazing! (follow the cycle path along the Taw and you can't miss it). Easy riding all the way, all tarmac and lots to see.  Difficult to find a free guide to the Tarka Trail so research before you go! Mortehoe Point is wonderful. It's worth buying the £2 map from reception. Marked on it you will see a bit of coast favoured by seals - we went twice and both times were lucky enough to see seals - it was amazing !  Low tide they bask on the rocks. The light house walk is nice too, we did the whole circular route.  Mortehoe car park is free after 6.00 p.m.  Fish and chips at Mortehoe was good when we had it.  Ilfracombe has something for everyone, the chapel over looking the harbour is worth a look - Verity the Damien Hurst at the harbour certainly worth a look (both sides of her).  There are lots of shops at the harbour, coastal walks and the usual things you would expect.  Miss Molly's Tea room good value and yummy. The great British Tea room near the RNLI shop is also excellent.   Arlington Court - NT was a wonderful day out, really enjoyed it.  Very dog friendly, even the carriage museum.  Woolacombe basically huge beach surrounded by holiday parks.  Didn't stay - just drove through, but would be great for families on the beach. Loved Lynmouth and Lynton, walk up to Watersmeet for tea and cake at NT cafe.  We had a fantastic time, despite the wind and occasional noise - would we go back - TOO RIGHT we would!