Our mid-week break at the end of April was marked by some exceptionally pleasant weather and a site that I would guess was only about 25% occupied. Therefore, we enjoyed plenty of space and near-deserted facilities. We followed the Club's directions to the site and had no trouble finding it but the final run-in is down a fairly narrow country lane which could prove challenging if you meet something reasonably sizeable coming the other way. Hence, we were very pleased to note that the 1:00pm arrival time was rigorously enforced, although you always get some numpty who wants to park at the barrier from 12:00. Facilities in general were of the high standard we all enjoy and have come to expect. The Information Room was exceptional with lots of suggestions of local walks and of places to visit (with 'rip-off' copies you could take with you), guidance on places to park motorhomes in towns, etc - thanks wardens, really excellent. At the other end of the scale, the Games Room was in poor shape, allegedly due to vandalism by site visitors. I hope this does not lead to loss of this facility as there are solutions (eg sizeable deposits for loan of equipment, etc) and there may be a need for some monitoring (there is CCTV) which works on other sites (Castletown, Hawes, etc) - don't let the vandals win.