Greg and Louise each have 'proper jobs' but most of their time seems to be spent on looking after the visitors to this most attractive CL. We were lucky to secure a five night booking as this CL is fully booked for much of the year with many people returning again and again. The whole site is beautifully presented, with gravel hardstandings and water points adjacent to each pitch. Sadly my water hose was too short but Greg came to the rescue as he was able to sell me an extension hose from his mini 'caravan spares shop'. Panic over. We did not make use of the opportunity to have full English breakfasts delivered to the door (which we now regret) but were able to savour the freshly baked ginger cake presented by Louise. The welcome booklet and the availability of local information in 'The Hut' was appreciated. The location of this site gave us the opportunity to explore this most interesting area which forms the Devon/Cornwall boundary. The narrow lanes can be a driver's challenge but one soon learns how to make use of passing places. It's just a shame that the site is around 320 miles from home - but I'm sure we'll make the journey again sometime.