West Harptree is centred on the A368 and B3114 from which there is a bit of traffic noise. Much of the oblong site is covered in rough hardstanding with 6 occupied storage pitches at one end where it borders the B3114 and the 5 touring pitches on fingers of hardstanding along its long NNW border with a meadow and housing beyond. The narrowness of the pitches requires cars to park in-line with their van resulting in neighbouring vans being relatively close to each other, especially if their doors/awnings end up facing each other which happens. The SSE back of the site is screened from the owner’s business premises and home with a hedge/high trees where the vehicle entrance gate and other paraphernalia are located. The far end of the site is bordered by a public footpath with easy access to the village and its play area, well stocked SPAR shop, beauty salon and pub. On the recommendation of the owner we walked further to the Blue Bowl where we had a very good and reasonably priced meal. The quiet village of East Harptree is 15/20 minutes across fields in the other direction and has a community shop and pub. Chew Valley Lake cannot be accessed easily on foot but there are plenty of other walking routes to follow in peaceful and attractive countryside although some of the public footpaths can be a challenge to negotiate. The quiet country lanes provide cycling opportunity if a bit energetic on the hills.