After choosing an area I knew of this cl as it had been mentioned on the club website. After reading the reviews and checking out Google Earth everything about ticked our boxes. All was as we had expected but a little confusing when we entered as it did not look like the website. All became clear though. The cl had moved to the other side of the farm house and the old field had been changed to a commercial site, a good piece of diversification as I'm sure once it gets known it will be popular. The cl and other site are nothing to do with each other. The field was very gently sloping but the pitches had been levelled and hard cored for the van. All had ehu, water and drainage points. There is a wooden hut in the top corner which houses a WC and info room. The location is secluded down a lane about a mile from the main road. It is narrow for a short stretch but shouldn't pose a problem. The location as it is, made for a silent site and there being no light pollution it was also very dark on a night. The owners had a pet’s corner of animals. Behind the caravans the field had 3 goats, an Alpaca and two pot bellied pigs, In front of the vans a small lake had a variety of ducks (not the common Mallard) and then on the approach drive there were Shetland ponies and a donkey. As old as we are these gave us some amusement and a talking point with the owners. The site is a little exposed being on the western edge of Exmoor but with distant views through the trees on one side of the site. Just a very short walk up the lane takes you to a small reservoir with perimeter walk and in the other direction in 1/2 mile there is a small farm shop. The nearest beach/town is at Combe Martin with some great coastal walks along the edge of the moor. Local pubs are plentiful for drinks and eats. This is an adult’s only site presumably because of the pond and no dogs because of the pets. Overall we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here even though the weather was poor. We would certainly return if in this area again. The owners were both very pleasant and had time to chat when we saw them out and about.