Have just had a week here, what a find!!. Slight hiccup with our arrival, as no one at home and gates locked, but a phone call to Graham, code for gate given and we were in. First 2 nights we were on our own and had a choice of pitches. There are now 6 hardstandings and 6 or 7 grass pitches. Each of the hardstandings have their own water tap, and soon will have grey water drain too...they are in but not yet connected. Apparently each pitch will also soon have tv, Wifi is poor in the area, but I think Graham has plans for this too!! The showers are immaculate with hot water at all times. NIce touch in the ladies, there is handcream there too. We did have 8 on the Saturday but it was not a problem with all those pitches to chose from, and I can honestly say that in the whole of the week, neither myself or my wife saw anyone else in the shower block. There is a small field to exercise dogs, and there is also a small paddock at the bottom of the site, where Graham said we could take the dogs, only problem there was the grass was very long, as were the nettles on the "Woodcock Road" footpath. We took Graham's advice and went to the Bennet Arms in Semley village for food, a good meal and a very friendly pub. There are a good few National Trust properties within a reasonable distance and an English Heritage one too. We will return at some point as there is lots to do in the area and Graham is improving the site all the time. It is now adults only, a good move on his part, as lots of farm machinery around, and parents cannot be watching kiddies all the time. Graham is also keen to hear of any suggestions that people may have. There is a railway close to the site, but its not intrusive, short trains, that have gone in 2 seconds and they dont run all night either.