This is a lovely site especially if you want to get away from it all.  The nearest main road - the B4077 - is over a mile away so apart from the occasional car using the approach road which is barely noticeable there is no road noise.  The site has a very large area of well kept grass with views of the surrounding countryside.  The position of the electric points allow all the pitches to be spaced well apart.  A low drystone wall and hedge screens the site from the approach road.  Although the site is relatively high it does not feel exposed and gets plenty of sun and is well drained.  There is excellent walking from the site which is on the Gloucestershire Way with numerous other 'Ways' within easy reach on foot.  An OL 45 Explorer Map is a must for the area.  The nearest shops and convenience stores are about 3 miles away at Winchcombe but for a large supermarket you have to go to Evesham which is about 20 minutes away by car.   The much larger Cheltenham is half an hour away.  There are many things to do and see in the immediate area which include Snowshill NT Garden and House, Hailes Abbey NT & English Heritage, Sudeley Castle, the Gloucester & Warickshire RW, Broadway with its many shops including a small supermarket and a host of other interesting and attractive hamlets and villages.  Whilst towing a caravan you can only access the site safely from the East off the B4077 at the hamlet of Ford.  The 1 1/4 mile approach road from the B4077 has plenty of large and well spaced passing places but you wouldn't want to meet a caravan coming the other way so best not to arrive until well after mid-day and similarly to leave well before mid-day.  Pinnock Wood Farm is the 3rd farm on the left opposite a prominent plantation on the right after Slade Barn Farm and Pinnock Farm.  It is well signed and there is easy access onto the site which is gently sloping in places.  We had reasonable terrestrial TV and mobile phone reception.