we could only book standard without awning which gave us 11 pitches to choose from, 4 of these were on top of the play area, so that brought us down to 7, the blonde lady warden was a bit abrupt when I asked could she let me know which ones were free, other CC sites have it up on a whiteboard so easy to tell at a glance, but she highlighted all the pitches and was told to drive around and find out for myself.  We had a look at the map thinking pitch 2 or 3 would suit us best with regards to the dogs and exiting the site for their toilet business to find these were pods, so why highlight them??  The site is very shaded and most pitches lose the evening sun by 7pm so if you are out for the day and fancy chilling outside of the evening then the only pitches that could provide the late sun were the row adjacent to the first toilet block.  The toilet blocks are not key coded and my husband noticed on several occasions a gentleman using the facilities but his MH was not on site as it was full he was parked up illegally on the access road to the site. The main advantage to this site is its proximity to Brighton so I can see why its popular but its not for everyone and we probably wont be back, out of the 6 sites we visted on this holiday this was our least favourite