Stayed 4 nights arrived Tuesday 19/11 and left Saturday 23/11. The owners weren't in when we arrived but I was told by someone in the house to pitch up and the owner would see me later. I tried every day to contact the owner but had no reply so I left an envelope on Saturday when we left with cash in it. It is a working farm I saw the "famous" great dane and the black lab, neither were any trouble at all. The drive to the site is I estimate about 400 yds tarmac for maybe 100 yards the remainder was a dirt track heavily compacted, several small potholes, nothing to worry about. There are several fields with horses and an exercise/training paddock and it was nice to see the horses. The pitch was grass with EHU. The facilities area comprises a sink with hot and cold water with doors leading to the gents and ladies. The facilities were kept clean and tidy, the showers were pay or token, plenty of information how to use the showers. One shower room seemed to need a token - difficult if you never see the owners. The waste water emptying point was about two foot high - difficult to lift a full wastemaster but ok for a bucket. The caravan area was well kept with short grass with EHU's. A big plus point is the proximity to the Park and Ride quite a short drive and for me about a twenty minute walk (no pavment) , the park and ride is £2 (no concessions) cheaper than a car park though. A short drive to Cheshire Oaks shopping outlet. We liked the site and the location and would return.