A rather underwhelming welcome set the tone for our stay. The bathrooms are very fresh and clean and well tiled. Good hot water. This site has plenty of open space and when we arrived we were told to park on a pitch facing a weedy bank which was designed to nearly block the view of the intensive chicken farm bang next door. We asked if we could turn around for a different view and so make use of the service pitch which had cost extra, we were told flatly no! what ever side ones services were they required the door to face right all around the site for fire reasons, ( so we would have to reverse out)! We understand the 6 meter rule but have never come across this before. We explained our extensive pipes would not reach but no luck, they offered to sell us more. We didn’t bother. I then took our energetic dog for a walk in their large lovely wooded areas only to find notices everywhere saying dog must stay on leads. So I tried to get off site to with him and found even to leave on foot required the card to open the gate. Eventually I managed to get out and play ball with my dog on the village municipal field. As I walked around the perimeter of the site and farm on designated footpaths I found the general mess, old tires, broken boxes, machinery, and in one spot grain leaking out of the base of an old barn depressing. There was something smelly burning for most of our short stay, emanating from the chicken farm just meters away. Before we left passing reception my dog and I met a very nice man dressed in yellow work clothes, somewhat covered in very fresh blood ( not his) we said good morning but my dog refused a pat. Later on leaving the barrier descended on our motorhome, perhaps we were too slow. There were many reasons I didn’t feel comfortable at this site, I felt like a profit centre not a happy camper, but some people I met loved it.