Visited for t days early Sept. Great welcome and a lovely hardstanding pitch elevated above others in front of us. Not sure that I would give the same score if I had one of the many sloping grass pitches so have empathy with others who may not have scored as well. As to be expected, roads in many places are narrow. Shortest route to Perranporth is down 2.5 miles of narrow lanes, with few passing places. Or a round trip of about 8 miles, but that still involves a narrow road of a mile. One caravanner (who may have been staying on one other very local site) decided to come down the road an hour early. Just as well we were not heading out with caravan in tow as there would have been very limited chance to pass. (It would have been a 500 metre reverse for one unit!) Will stay again but would be keen to get a hard standing as very few level grass pitches, some would involve much levelling. Very well behaved dogs on site, it helped that the wardens placed signs constantly reminding owners. We do not have anything against dogs, in fact I met many on site and chatted their owners complimenting on their well behaved dogs with little or no barking or issues at all. But it is quite different on the local beaches, especially Perranporth, with most running around off the lead. Even some owners sneaked their dogs onto dog free beaches, which were few. Padstow seem to now be their adopted seaside with almost more dogs than owners.