Having just stayed on this site for 10 days while in Blackpool, my wife and I were dissapointed with several aspects and facilities which were below the usual C&MHC standards 1, Firstly the toilet blocks are very tired and in need of an update 2, All shower curtains have been removed along with stools (not sure if it's because of Covid) meaning the entire shower floor becomes wet when used and no where to sit down. 3, The barriers on the entrance before 1pm are blocked by a large sign telling new arrivals that access to the site is after 1pm, though this is site policy it is very difficult for existing residents to return to the site before 1pm as the sign blocks easy access to the entrance especially for larger towcars and motorhomes. We also had a very unusual occurrence while staying at the site one morning. Three young 3/4 grown bullocks managed to wander onto the site, walking around between cars, caravans, awnings and motorhomes. When the warden's were notified I was told that they were OK and were quite calm! and they were aware and the farmer was on his way. I expected that they would attend and keep an eye on these very large animals to stop them from doing any damage, but was thoroughly disappointed that only after an hour or so did any of the warden's come out to see what was happening. After a few moments leaving to allow these animals to continue wandering around, it was only some of the other residents and I that tried to keep them in the corner of the site and without our intervention damage could have been caused. After 2+ hours the animals were finally loaded into a trailer by the farmer and taken away and the site barriers opened again to allow access and exit once more. Though I am aware that this might not be the usual job of the warden's and that dealing with large farm animals can be very frightening that they might have done more to avoid the potential damage to residents property than they actually did.