Having stayed a couple of times,  I thought  I ought to provide a review of what I think is an excellent facility that more than meets the standards I have come to expect from the Club.  Reception was friendly and informative and I was allowed to find my own pitch.  This was bang on level and handily placed for facilities. These were modern and immaculately maintained.  Everything [ including laundry] that I hoped for was there. Access is a bit of a bind -- a long cobbly bit after a narrow street or two of housing - made for slow but not particularly demanding progress.  A steam railway runs along the edge of the park -- not any irritation -- no trains at night -- just the pleasure of watching some of the beauties of a byegone age from the comfort of your own van.  Handily enough placed for  Greater Manchester and Lancs cities.  I now know there is enough here to justify a longer stay.  Given its location beside a railway in the what a rural Scot like me regards as slap bang in the middle of the industrial North West,  I found it really quite rural and peaceful.   There is a pub about 100 yards from the entrance and although  it seemed like a tied house or a chain pub the ale was good and the food [I had fish,chips and mushy peas for £8.00 odd] good value for money -- home made chips, freshly prepared fish.