Don't rely on your Satnav - follow the website directions! A very well-kept site, with very friendly owners, Helen & John. We were welcomed by Helen, who gave us lots of information and a cracking little book containing lots of info about the area. All the pitches are hardstanding with plenty of room between them. The views are far reaching and change with the weather. We spent 4 nights here, just chilling out. In the late afternoon / early evening we could sit and watch paragliders and glider planes for hours. The farm stock and wildlife kept us entertained, with calves and sheep in the surrounding fields, and fishing ponds adjacent to the site. We visited Beacon Fell and could see the Great Orme of Llandudno and Blackpool Tower from the same vantage point at the visitor centre, though unfortunately the VC was shut. We had a meal at the Cross Keys, Whitechapel, be aware the portions are huge. TV reception is a bit hit and miss, our caravan neighbours had a signal, but we didn’t, and the mobile phone signal is poor, but you can walk onto the lane and pick up 4G. As said elsewhere, the site is dog friendly, but there is nowhere on site to walk a dog, you have to leave the site and walk along what can be a busy single-track country road – especially at, or near, harvest or silage time. We were aware of these issues when we booked, and they were not detrimental to our stay. Will we go back – definitely.