5 nights at the end of May, when the sun shone and there was no rain on the horizon. Be very wary of your sat-nav. We sailed past the entrance and got stuck up an a nearby dirt track which lead nowhere. Read the clearly written directions. Once on the slightly sloping grassy pitch everything was on hand, bar a shower. Individual electric and a shared single water point. Very reasonable at £12/night. There is a pleasantly sited cafe next to the Archery and Falconry Centre, all of which is a novelty to be experienced. If accompanied by a pet dog, the very busy, narrow coastal road could present a problem, unless the dog is extreemly well behaved, on a short lead or even small enough to be carried. Walk single file and be prepared to stop. Access to the beautiful sandy bay is, by foot, across this busy road. It is well worth the short walk in good weather, but be careful. Recommended in good weather.