Arrived for a 3 night stay,went straight to our pitch which was allocated when I booked. Went to pay, found a young girl selling fruit beside the farm shop, who took our £60 in cash, without asking for CAMC membership or offering a receipt.No information given regarding access code for toilet, disposal of rubbish, waste water or chemical toilet. Eventually found them all; rubbish bin about 50 metres beyond entrance to CL. NO RECYCLING FACILITIES - disappointing. Good point - pitches are big, levelling blocks needed. Grass desperately needed cutting- we had to ask to get it cut as it was so long. The toilet/shower has wet walls and a bare concrete floor, the bin was full when we arrived and had not been emptied by the time we left and the toilet paper was all gone on the day after we arrived. And there was no soap provided.In fact the toilet was not cleaned at all during our stay and sad to say there was faecal matter on the underside of the toilet seat! I find this disgusting at any time but particularly so in the present pandemic climate. Why not tell the owner you may ask. Well I wouldn’t know him if I fell over him. He doesn’t live on site and once the farm shop is closed for the day the only people apart from CL users are farm staff living in static caravans just outside the CL. The only member of staff/ management/ owners who came on to the CL during our stay were the 2 men who cut and strimmed the grass. There is a main line railway next to the CL. The trains start passing at 5:25am and stop just after midnight, and NO you don’t get used to the noise. As for the views these are great once you look over the top of the poly tunnel on one side, the 6 foot fence on another side and the wood yard on a 3rd side. The 4th side looks over the railway. Would we go back? NO Would we recommend this site? NO Is it worth £20 a night? DEFINITELY NOT.