We have just returned from 4 nights here. The site was easy to find (once we had negotiated the diversion around Wyre Road). We enjoyed looking at the boats in the boatyard which we had to pass through to enter. The site is through the boats, then right along the river. Craig spotted us straight away and advised us where to set up. Apparently in good weather the site is a small field in the far corner, which looked nice and peaceful, but it is more prone to flooding so he marks out pitches along the riverside, which was great as we had a lovely view of the river and boats. EHU and water available near to all the pitches. This larger field is used for rallies in the summer so as someone else remarked, if you want peace, check there isn't a rally. The pitch was almost perfectly level, with well-maintained grass. Used the wi-fi which was fine if a little slow. There was a coin-operated washing machine and tumble dryer available in a small outbuilding and the Elsan point was near this. The water hose to flush the point and clean your cassette was rather slow, and that's the only negative I can think of, regarding the actual site!
The only other problem we had was trying to use public transport to access nearby places such as Worcester, Great Malvern or Evesham. Plan your timetable well! We are motorhomers, so like to leave it parked up and walk, cycle or use public transport. Buses to Pershore don't run every day, the railway station is quite a way out of Pershore, and the buses from Pershore to the above towns are infrequent and don't run very late.
However, we loved our day in Worcester. We walked along the river to Pershore several times, day and night, and it was fine (take torches and stay near the river when there's a choice). Pershore itself has plenty to offer. We especially enjoyed the pubs serving real ales.
We would happily visit again.
