We stayed here in November and after a bad journey arrived in the dark, there was no caravan and motorhome sign to be seen only a sign saying Upper Farm Camping Site and lots of caravans so we thought we were in the wrong place, I 'phoned the Rogers three times and got no answer. We looked around in the dark for 20 mins and then my husband went to the farm nearby (which we couldn't see at first as it was dark) and we were told we were in the right place and the cl didn't have hard standing which we had booked so we parked up amongst all the caravans and decided to look round in the morning. The cl is opposite and is very small and can only take two units. I can see this place might appeal to some people but sadly not us. We have two large dogs and the lane to get in and out of was really muddy all the time we were there from the all farm vehicles, we have a shower for the dogs which we use but have never had to use it every day so this wasn't enjoyable for us or the dogs, the farmer was cutting the hedges so that made it a no go area re one of the dogs getting a thorn embedded in his paw, we had to walk the bikes along so as not to get a puncture. I think it is very misleading advertising hard standing when in fact you are not staying on a cl at all you are with many static caravans. We saw Mr Rogers a couple of times and he waved but other than that no one bothered us which we like, OH dropped the money off to Mrs Rogers who was very business like. We cycled to Church Stretton a few times, lovely tea room called Beryl's down a small alley which did lovely snacks and cakes, caught the train to various places including Ludlow which we really like, we ate in a fantastic vegetarian place, sorry can't remember the name. BTW we did finally find the cl site sign at the end of the lane. I will point out that we weren't the only ones who found it very misleading re calling it a cl as there were others on site who had the same problem.