Very nice site, with distant views of the estuary. Wendy is very welcoming and helpful especially as when we arrived the rain was torrential and she came out to meet us and direct us on to a hardstanding area due to the potentially waterlogged areas. The site is huge with lovely cut grass. Cannot comment on the facilities as these were all shut due to COVID. As others have mentioned the roads to the site are sooooo narrow with passing places few and far between!!! But this is Devon and I guess wherever you go in this neck of the woods any route is going to be challenging. We are in a motorhome, 6.5 metres in length but we saw many bigger units and cars and caravans that had obviously managed to get to not only this site but other neighbouring ones. Make sure you stock up on any groceries before arriving, main shopping is in Salcombe. We have electric bikes to get about on once on site, the route to and from Salcombe is very steep but we did manage it but I'm sure those of you are who are much fitter and younger than we are would do it with ease. Salcombe is very picturesque, but so so busy even though it wasn't school holidays! We tried to book a table for a meal at a couple of restaurants, lunch or dinner and was told by both establishments that were fully booked for 2 weeks!!! Planning ahead is a must. I think it might be worth getting the ferry over to the other side where there are some nice beach areas and seem to be a little quieter than on the Salcombe side. If you are in a motorhome, walking and cycling is challenging from this site and you would have to do one or the other if you wanted to access any amenities. But if you're looking for a quiet get away retreat in lovely surroundings then this might just be the site for you.