Firstly, this is an excellent site which is well kept by the wardens who are really helpful and friendly. The access to the site is down narrow country lanes past other caravan sites. These other sites (and the funfair in Berrow) provide quite a bit of ambient noise to the Hurn Lane site - which itself is quite quiet. The whole area seems to have been developed for the caravan holidayer.  For us the attraction of this site did not lay in Berrow or Burnham on Sea, which are busy resorts but in places like Wells and Cheddar.  The site is located close to the sea but you have to walk down one of the narrow lanes & across dunes to get there & there is not a dog walk on site (but there again you have the whole beach, which allows dogs). Be aware that the dune path is also a bridleway. The site was immaculate and as big site there was lots going on. The facilities were clean and tidy the grounds were well kept. The grass pitches are very large and generous making it easy for this "T5 & Vango" combo to pitch, but the hardstanding places tend to get snapped up quite quickly! Like others have reported here, I couldn't get the CC Wifi to connect satisfactorily but had a decent 3/4G connection from my own personal mobile broadband. TV signal is good as well. I would return to this site, it would be an ideal stopping off place on the way to Cornwall but the site will be busy during the holiday season and access from the M5 could be time consuming. I am glad we stayed and we will return.