You can tell that the site is loved from the second you arrive. There are flowers, perfectly mowed grass areas and the facilities are kept clean and tidy. Although I didn't use the washroom, I had a peek inside and it immaculately clean. There is a little summerhouse as you enter, full of useful information, eggs for sale and something I've not seen before, a 'borrow box' full of useful tings that you might need to borrow such as spare EHU cable, cable ties, hammer, torch etc. There is also a large board with the pitch's and visitors names on, so you know when you arrive where you are going. There is a small lane behind the campsite, but in the first 4 hours I was there, I heard one car and a tractor and vehicles using it drive slowly so no traffic noise to disturb you. The views out across the fields and the Welsh mountains in the distance are lovely and Paul was so welcoming and nice, you can tell he takes pride in the CL and the people he meets. The Shropshire Union canal winds itself all around the countryside here, so there is so much to see. I had the end pitch by the dog walking area which was perfect as I had my loyal companion with me (the dog not the husband)!. The site was fully booked every night that I was there from Sat 30 April to Sat 7 May which just goes to show how popular it is. I cannot recommend this site highly enough.