Pluses: Nicely located - close to Truro, close to King Harry Ferry which gets you on the other side of the bay, right next to the road to Falmouth and the Lizard. Reasonably quiet. The road is barely audible. Lots of places to cycle and walk nearby. Kayaking and other water sports need a car to get to the closest place for portage (5-10 mins drive). Gigantic pitches. Width is same as usual, length is a meter or two longer than most campsites. Reasonable facilities which have unisex cubicles and do not fully close down for the usual two hour cleaning like on most UK campsites. Food van with good quality food on site every evening. Minuses: All sinks use the ancient 1960-es style dual tap arrangement. While the toilet/shower blocks are quite nice, I have some doubts about them having sufficient capacity in high season. Though, on a second thought, the site is mostly serviced pitches for large caravans and motorhomes which have their own facilities. So, maybe, it is enough after all. Notes: The water pressure at the serviced pitches is several bar, if not the maximum 8. Make sure you have good hoses and connections and turn off the water while away from the rig. All water taps terminate with a 3/4 screw, not a quick connect.