Broadway Site is easy to find and very accessible. No narrow windy roads to negotiate. Booking in was straightforward and there was a warm welcome. Despite being full we had a choice of pitches and they all seemed quite spacious with adequate room for vehicle, caravan and awning. Quite a lot of pleasant green areas and these would be lovely to sit out on if fortunate to choose the right pitch. The hairdriers are conviently situated so you are not inconveniencing others e.g on some sites they are right next to hand basins which can be a bit of a nuisance. Possibly the showers are beginning to look sightly tired but this is nit picking. There is road noise but it isn't particularly intrusive (and I hate road noise!). The walk along the road into Broadway is fine thought we enjoyed the back way on the public footpath where the dogs could have a little romp en route. I think it would be a good site if you use a mobility scooter as getting into Broadway would be easy on one going along the pavement. Broadway Tower circular walk was excellent. Yes it is a bit of a climb up but I am 65 and not particularly fit and it was fine. There are NO stiles to climb. Snowshill Manor is worth a visit but it isn't dog friendly.The circular walk is though and is really enjoyable. No stiles and on quite steep bit but again I managed it ok. The best ale is found at the The Crown and Trumpet and this is dog friendly and food good. So, what's not to like. I can't find anything. I quite enjoyed the steam trains trundling in and out of the station next door.