Just returned form a 7 night stay. The site is beautifully kept, and the wardens very friendly and helpful. A great off lead dog walk. No adverse comment to make and we found the site very central to the South Hams area. There is however a small fly in the ointment with access down what is, in parts, a narrow lane, typical of rural Devon, and in most cases, why we go there. However, this is by no means insurmountable. There are effectively only two short narrow stretches of about half a mile each where passing is tricky. For much of the lane, you get a decent view of what's coming. Sound your horn regularly and keep sounding it, and watch where the skid marks are on the road. That tells you in advance where the tricky parts are. On my way from the site back home, driving a 6.3 metre motorhome, I met a large lorry, and we managed to pass each other without too much difficulty in one of the narrow stretches of the lane. I can imagine it's a challenge towing a caravan being that much longer in total. All I can say is if you take your time and be ready well in advance, it is do-able. Having said all that, there is no denying its an issue, but one which neither the club nor the wardens can do much about. It's Devon!! Modbury is a nice little town with a co-op and a couple of decent pubs, and for milk, papers and drinks, the petrol station you pass on the way into the site is well stocked and is only 5 minutes drive. We had a lovely week.