We have just returned home from a 9 night break with our daughter and grandkids at Freshwater East. The site is up to the expected Club standards and the facilities very clean (although only three toilets in the mens’ block lead to some queuing). Our welcome was good, notwithstanding the problems of a one o’clock earliest booking in and the ensuing bun fight at the entrance which was handled well by the staff. Not so good was the attitude of one male warden who told us that my daughter’s car would have to go on the public pay and display well outside the site, this despite several pitches with up to three cars. A more pleasant lady later came by and told me where we could park the second car on the pitch and it was booked in. The speed of some members through this site was incredible, slowing down ( sometimes) for speed humps before accelerating to the next is NOT acceptable. I found it mildly amusing to hear the bump and clatter from the Caravans being towed too fast over these humps by some, I would hate to think what a mess ensued inside. I feared for the safety of both children and the many dogs on site. My grandson was not happy when I told him he couldn’t play ball ANYWHERE on the site, and when he and his sister found a piece of grass away from other Caravans to throw a soft rubber frisbee ring, the occupant of the nearest pitch told them to stop. Good for families? Yes, but only outside the site. Maybe the Club should add children to the “all dogs must be on a lead” rule.