We have stayed at the Burford CMC site several times now, and its one of our favourites. Easy to find, with a wide access, there are no narrow lanes to tow down to reach it. The booking in process was quick with friendly staff greeting us with a smile. Having stayed before, we knew where everything was, so didn't need the introduction talk. The grass piches, like many sites, are taken out of use at the end of the year, but there were plenty of hardstands for us to choose from during our October visit. The loo block was immaculate, with all the usual CMC facilities although we didn't use the showers, preferring to use the one in our caravan. Cleaning of the loo block was done in the afternoon, which we felt was a sensible time, as we were usually off site then. Reception has the essentials if you run out, but there is a small Co-op in Burfords main street, and a Morrisons and Asda (with cheap fuel) in nearby Carterton. Opposite the site is the Cotswold Wildlife Park, with discounted tickets available from reception (cash only) There is a car park in the centre Burford, but it can get very busy and I would think only suitable for cars, very small motorhomes or camper vans. It involves going down some narrow streets to get to it off the main thoroughfare. Near the car park is the magnificent St John the Baptist Church. Well worth a visit, and attached to the church is a lovely cafe that does excellent meals and drinks with a garden bordering the river. We have enjoyed several meals there, and they have all been excellent. There are plenty of pubs and other places to eat and drink nearby as well as the usual assortment of antique shops and other rather pricey independant shops. There are many other lovely places to visit in the Cotswolds, too many to mention here, but as NT members, Hidcote Garden is one of our favourites. The gardens are beautiful at any time of the year. We shall be back next spring, to this lovely site.