We have just come home from a 4 night stay. Firstly, the wardens - who are volunteers, are absolutely great and extremely helpful. But come on Club, as someone else has said, do please give them a sit on mower! They work so hard with that walk behind mower. The Club does need to spend money on this site. No facilities is fine, but the hard standings need tidying up and some of the grass badly needs renewing. Also the photos on this page are accurate - up to a point! Pitches are allocated to fit this narrow site (we are 6.25 and among the smaller vans so don't quite get this). We, and quite a few others, were sent to the far end. Hard standing but very little grass between and mud and tree debris behind. And we have two dogs. All fine until it rained, then pretty muddy and unpleasant at the back of the awning. The vans nearest the entrance have lovely grassy pitches. How we did envy them! (and a lot of the pitches were empty throughout our stay). The far end is near the industrial estate (you can't see it). They do start at 6am (not sure where 5am came from) but the noise is only from the forklift trucks and a bit of hooting - they don't have reversing sirens (mercifully). It really wasn't very noisy. Two service points (spotless) for a small site so never far from a bin/water/waste etc. Site right on Downslink path with access both end. Fantastic for dog walking or for cycling. Slinfold village is an easy walk (and I'm a bit limited with my walking at the moment). Dear little village, lovely people, little shop for very basics (also ice cream) and Red Lion pub gave us a lovely meal. Big garden and very covid aware (take your masks). Whilst the weather was hot and sunny, we had a lovely relaxing time (but would have liked grass to sit on - are you listening CMHC?) but when it rained, it was a bit dreary. There are overhanging trees but we've had worse. Nice enough little site - probably won't return though.