We stayed here for 3 nights in September. The access road is diabolical, and certainly not for the faint hearted. If it were not for the large boulders, some hidden in the long grass, this would be far easier to negotiate. The site itself is lovely. Nice sized pitches, and lots of different areas to choose from. The walks from the site through the park and into Cirencester are lovely and a visit to Beano, the airstream coffee shop, is a must. Sadly despite the site having a wonderful large dog walk, where dogs can run off lead.. people still abuse that facility and leave their dogs mess behind! Why do people think that this is acceptable behaviour? It is no wonder that some sites do not have a dog walk at all, and that so many places to visit do not allow dogs. 🥺 We arrived on Wednesday, and it was lovely and peaceful both that night and on the Thursday. On the Friday night, when we walked our dogs at about 9.30 pm, there was a group of young families having a get together opposite a toilet block. The young children were flying around on wheeled toys and little dogs chasing after them with no leads etc. We felt for the one warden on his cycle, who was trying to see which units the various children and dogs were from. Luckily we were on another part of the site, but had we been nearby, i would have felt quite uncomfortable about the situation. It would seem that club rules are becoming very hard to adhere to. Such a shame, as we tend to choose the club sites as I am an anxious person and like the security that has previously come from using them.