Visited this site over the Easter weekend, it was full. However, this did not detract from the site at all. Everywhere was clean and tidy and the facilities block beautifully maintained. Because of the layout I noticed very little speeding, which can be an issue on some sites, on the east side. I was surprised at the amount of caravans waiting at 11am on Good Friday when I went to reception on another matter. Our email said earliest arrival time 1pm but handbook says noon, they had to be let in at 11.30; since we couldn't leave until after 5pm on Thursday arrival time was irrelevant on this occasion. To me it seems unfair on the staff to cause an issue with access to the actual country park because of early arrivals. There was lots of movement on each of the days we were there, so obviously very popular. The east side was divided into smaller areas so didn't feel too big. Access into the country park couldn't be easier, great for dog walking, bird watching and children playing plus cycling and walking generally. As our son has just moved to the area I'm sure we'll visit again before too long. Wardens were a credit to the club. Wifi was fine for general emails etc but Saturday evening it wouldn't even bring up the club page (which doesn't need to be paid for) but I eventually got on about 10pm, I did need to use it so persisted. There is free Wifi at the cafe in the country park and the pub on the entrance road, both within a short walking distance of the site.