We stayed for two nights over Easter and the site was fine but I thought the site had fully serviced pitches ( one of the reasons why I booked it ).You pay on arrival in the pub and the woman who took my money confirmed that the pitches are fully serviced but they are not. There is one tap at one end of the site - the pitch we were on was the furthest from it ! - but that is not a reason for not going to the site. It appears that there is a lot of confusion because there are two CLs called Fox and Rabbit. The one we stayed on is called Fox and Rabbit Inn which incidentally does not come up on the Club's website. If you search for Fox and Rabbit on the Club website, a site called Fox and Rabbit Holiday Cottages and Motorhome CL comes up which says that it does have fully serviced pitches and is at the same general location but owned by somebody different to the one we stayed at. I did not find out exactly where this other one is but I think it was in a field to the south of the site we stayed at. Anyway, if you go to the Fox and Rabbit Inn CL's website - foxandrabbit.co.uk - you will find a link there to the Club's website with all the details for the Inn site but you cannot find that by looking on the Club's website ! I do not understand why and I have raised it with the Club so hopefully the Club will sort it out. I would endorse the good points about the site made by others, especially the access from the site to open countryside, although it would have been nice if there had been a gate in the south east corner of the site onto the public footpath which runs from the pub past the site and into the vastness of Dalby Forest. I ended up lifting my dog over the fence and climbing over it to walk along the public footpath, instead of walking all the way back to the pub to get onto the path and then having to walk past the site to get to the point where I climbed over. A previous review complained about the state of the toilet disposal facility but it was fine while we were there. Another review referred to noise from a nearby "industrial site" which I think must be a barn associated with the adjacent farm. We did not hear a lot of noise from there - bearing in mind that you have to expect agricultural machinery working in the countryside, we did not find it objectionable. Although there is a lot of traffic on the A169 past the pub, we found that the CL was far enough away from the road for the traffic noise to not affect our enjoyment of the site.