Stayed here middle of July for 5nts and was shown to our pitch and told which direction our motorhome should be positioned (drive in with front near side to peg marker). Unfortunately, due to our continental style van with the door off side, we were constantly in the shade and in the wind. This site suffers from gusts of wind so take note when using your awning. Neighbour took theirs down early dye to the wind. So, we have a large pitch with motorhome parked in middle, shade where we sat out or could carry furniture around the other side and sit outside our neighbours pitch. Low and behold, I then saw another continental style motorhome with similar layout whereby they'd reversed into their pitch. Talk about one rule for one! The site was very busy with plenty of kids. Not a problem, as we have. However, we know where ours is and should she decide to shout from one end of the site to the other and run around at 1030pm, we'd do something about it. The site is handy for Lidl and there's a M&S nearby and its on the bus route to St Ives. There's a great beach over the sand dunes, but we walked down the road towards Gwithian beach as it was easier access. The site needs to reconsider its planning for the motorhome service point. The grey waste drain is positioned in a slight layby, off the main site road, but the grate is in the middle of that layby and has no camber/drain slope.  Motorhomes have drain valves positioned at one side or the other side of the motorhome - never in the middle of the underneath. So, positioning your motorhome over the drain is near impossible, unless you use a drain pipe. Then, you'd have to lift the drain before driving over it. What a performance! No wonder people dump elsewhere! CC - take note! We didn't have an issue with the facilities. Yes, they could do with a facelift, but it's other people's hygiene habits (or lack of!) that needs sorting. If we are ever planning on returning to that area, we would return, however, I'd want more say on my pitch selection.