This was the 4th site out of 6 on our trip this August. It was the furthest north we travelled until we turned to head back to Derbyshire and was the site we were most looking forward to. Unfortunately we were a little disappointed. To give a balanced view....the pro's......great location with nice views. Easy walk to the beach and village. As dog owners this was great as was the playing field next to the site entrance. Short drive to supermarkets easy with our motorhome. Female warden was super and we had a lovely welcome. Con's for us.....our van is 7.34m long and we were directed to pitches that may be suitable....we couldn't fit on all pitches comfortably. When you check in you are advised on how you can pitch to make the most of the views depending on your outfit. This was a major drawback for us....we parked in the traditional way reversing in which was fine. However the caravan next door did the opposite and so our habitation doors opened directly opposite. Now this would be fine with more spaced out pitches but there was very little space in between, so by the time their awning was out we couldn't have wound ours out without almost touching theirs. The pitches feel crammed in as the site is narrow. I think this pitching to account for the view is fine if there was ample room but there isn't. I do think this needs looking at as we felt hemmed in....They used our little patch of grass and our van wheels) to allow their dog it's comfort break. Whilst obviously this isn't the sites fault it gives an indication of how little room there was. Also be aware that trains run very close to the top end of the site...with freight at night. We were ready to move after 3 nights....a shame!