I chose this site for the proximity to Guildford and some National Trust properties nearby. It is small for a club site but that was part of the appeal. The wardens were helpful and friendly but not 'in your face'. There are no toilets or showers but that's not a problem for the weekend. We didn't get to the nearest village and its pub but heard it was good. We visited 'The Spike' in Guildford which was a fascinating look at workhouses and the facilities for the down and out. Guildford Castle is small but interesting. We went to Leith Hill Place, which has only recently been opened by the National Trust. It was the home of the composer Ralph Vaughan Williams and has connections to the Wedgewood family and Darwin..... Great scones!!!