Hopefully the caravan club will not rubber stamp this site. Although the facilities are modern and the place looks new it didn't tick our boxes . We knew it would be a very differenet holiday this year, but we can say this site is all about grabbing money! They want you to use all of the onsite facilities, however NOT alot of social distancing was taking place. It felt like we weren't in a bubble. The pool was a band only scenario however each sessions band was the same colour as the next and previous. When staff were told by some people they wouldn't move, because they hadn't booked they were left in place and not challenged to vacate. They had a booking system in place but most of the time it wasn't adhered to. A lot of vans had visitors so not sure how the track and trace would have worked??? The speeding on the site was horrendous and I predict a serious accident if it's not taken into hand. After we were overtaken by a vehicle right outside reception, my husband made a complaint to the night manager who said "it was down to the visitors to police speeding vehicles onsite". My husband suggested speed ramps be placed throughout the site, but this does't look like its going to happen soon. Even the site cars (fiat 500's) with sign writing on didn't stick to the 5mph limits. We needed a new gas bottle and the caravan dealership right next door had a cage full but not for the guests on site to buy (only if you purchased a caravan ) but when it was pointed out that they were part of the same business group we were told to go else where. This is the most expensive site that we have ever stayed on, £838 for 13 nights. we would not recommend this site to our friends or fellow club members. For reference: Any activity booked has a none refundable £35 charge of which we were never told when booking. We found out the hard way when we asked to cancel a booking 24hrs before the event. Taking money is the priority here, not the the enjoyment and safety of the guests