Initial reaction was that this is a good site as it appears clean and well maintained. However, I must agree with comments of visitor dated 30/3/22 The picture ain't as the site is now. There is no grass between pitches and it is completely hard stand, and I mean hard. If you want to put up an awning, forget it. You ain't going to get pegs in. As previously reported, it is dangerous entering. The entrance is on the inside of a bend in a wooded area. The gate has a key pad to gain entry, but there is only enough room for a car on the driveway, meaning any caravan is right out across the road, on a bend, blocking it. I spoke to the son about it. He said they had been going for 4yrs and had no accidents. There are 2 large sheds right beside the site (the blue ones in the picture). They house a few hundred chickens, which provide superb eggs, but they stink. And this is from someone who was brought up on a farm. There are a number of feral cats running around all over the site, presumably to deal with rats from around the chicken sheds. They kept coming around the caravan, and into our awning, a blow up one which I did manage to put up but had to weight down. They were encouraged to keep coming as at least one other guest there kept putting food out for them. Great fun as I have 2 dogs which was entertaining when cats kept coming into the awning. The son breeds Alsatians and has a number on site. He also said his sister did something with dogs. There was a large compound some 30yds from the caravans where dogs were running free. I don't know if they were put inside overnight, but whatever, they started barking from around 04.00hrs onwards. The electricity is by payment metre. I don't know what level it is set at, but I used £1 overnight when I had nothing on apart from the fridge. I was there three days and the son said I would probably only use about £5 overall. I used almost £4 per day. Overall, the site looks lovely as it is clean and well maintained. In my opinion, it is an ideal site for a camper van or a caravan if you don't have an awning. It is noisy because of the owners dogs and with cats wandering everywhere, a problem for anyone who has dogs. My biggest criticism, however, is that it's bloody dangerous getting onto the site with a caravan. I won't be going back there. Dave. Caravanner from Dover