We stayed here for a few nights in Jan, after having previously visited this site about 4 years ago (albeit in the summer months). This time we chose a (hardstanding) pitch to the right hand side of the site if looking from the road. Firstly we thought the whole site was looking tired. There were weeds/moss on the pitches and we arrived just after a named storm so there were a lot of twigs and fallen branches all over the roads and not once did we see anyone come a clean them up. What we didn't realise was that being on that side of the site we were right next to the back of the travellers site and they have dogs left outside and they did bark all night long. We have got quite a large caravan (8m) and we also thought that the pitches were very much on the small side. As a lot of caravans and cars are rather large now this is definitely something that the CAMC need to address. We didn't end up using the toilets/showers as used our own so cant comment on them. However it is in a great location and we enjoyed walking our dog in Wareham forest but the footpaths to the Silent women are practically impassable due to floodwater (I would recommend just walking via the road instead) We also enjoyed a nice lunch in the Silent Women, which since we were last here has been taken over by a young family so I wish them well with that. We will probably not return to this site.