5 pitches that are massive, separated by hedging (still growing at present). Each has access to an electric point, which can be used by more than one pitch, so you can choose the one your electric cable will reach. There are water taps on each pitch, with some having two. This means you can position yourself on a pitch and to allow you to have water 'on tap'. The siting of the taps/electric could mean you are off to one side of the pitch and closer to your neighbours, but the pitches are so large you are still not on top of each other. The pitches furthest from the drive are raised slightly higher, giving more views, though all the pitches have a pleasant outlook.  Nearly all the pitches are flat, or require very little chocking.  The field gets the sun all day.  Bin and recycling available, plus the waste disposal was easy to use, with a hose for washing off/out your cassette. Access to the site is wide and easy to swing into or out of. Site is so quiet you could hear the bees buzzing in the flowers! Nice welcome to the site, and an information leaflet is given with details on local places to visit/eat at. The Wi-Fi struggles to reach the end pitches from inside your caravan. We could only pick it up on one device. O2 had H+ but EE 4g. Lots of National Trust properties within an hour, plus many other attractions. Recommend coming in from the A422 and following the instructions on the site website. Overall a really nice site, that we will visit again.