It is 14 years since we last came here and the site is still the same. Clean and relaxing. Showers and toilet block immaculate and wardens were fantastic. They were ‘on it’ at all times when they saw something amiss ensuring the stay for all was as good as it could be. This area has its own mini micro climate and the weather is often different to 6 miles up the road in Kingsbridge. We do not recall the path that now leads to the turn off for the farm shop and think this is new (well done in last 14 years!). As a runner I could never run from the site to the beach as it was only a road access. Now you can run or walk which is great. The beach is pebbly and the best pebbles there are for miles washed down from Dartmoor. Or so my husband tells me as he is a geologist!! We ended up on a grass pitch which we are not so fond of but our guinea pigs loved it and as we are well versed in staying on sloping sites it was not too bad. The one thing we have noticed since we last stayed on a members only site is the way in which the behaviour of a minority of caravanners has changed. Whilst we were there we experienced the following: music played loudly until 1 am, a woman washing her dog under the clean water tap, football played in between vans, children riding bikes and scooters around areas where there were signs saying not to, a full blown tent set up at the back of a caravan when it specifically says ‘no tents’ on the entry to the site, washing machine and dryer left full when the cycles had completed and no one to empty them for another person to use so I ended up doing this, dogs not on leads and when I politely asked the man in the van behind ours to put his dog on a lead as I wanted to out my guinea pigs out in their small run he swore at me and refused and then the obvious one of cars tearing around the site ignoring the 5 mph signs. Unfortunately this type of behaviour from a minority spoils it for the majority.