We chose this site for a short break of 5 days with our granddaughter before she starts school this year and to use our bikes along the promenade to the nearby resorts and primarily for the beach location. We stayed on a super pitch the last week of August. As others have commented, the touring section is a small part of a much larger residential/holiday complex of which the grounds and facilities are spotless. Each day employees were tending the gardens, sweeping or general maintaining the area to a very high level. Pitches are a little regimented in as much as it resembles a car park for the hard standing area's but they are very big pitches arranged in a way you are not looking into your opposite neighbours van. The site is well signposted, but the arrival section could be a bit of an issue at peak times due to the siting of the reception building. The reception handled our booking well, but they could of been a little more welcoming. The area is inundated with 'do and don't' notices and your pitch is chosen for you. The rules are replicated throughout the site and on your booking confirmation. We've no issue rules, but it would be good if they enforced them. For example - other campers using the grounds to exercise their dogs, when it clearly states they should be taken off site. Some grass pitches ruined due to groundsheets, despite notices saying they should not be used. And allowing commercial vehicles to pitch. All of which we saw during the five days. In our opinion, either enforce the rules for all, or delete them. The positioning next to the beach is ideal if you like it and the sea is shallow for a great distance. A little disappointed with the extent of the promenade as it is impossible to ride into Skegness or Mablethorpe due to the promenade either blocked off or non existent. But its good for a mile or so. Expected it to be rowdy, but it is a very quiet site - not likely to return.