We visited the week leading up to and including August Bank holiday so it was a busy site. This is about our third visit over the last few years and have to say it doesn't disappoint. We were struggling to find a good secluded pitch ( found ours on third attempt, motorhomers please leave a sign that you are on the site when you go out for the day) on a very busy site when one of the staff suggested pitch 110 (near the dog walk) lovely and secluded and cool in the shade. There were due to be just the two of us but our grand-daughter came to stay a couple of nights, the staff have done so much for the children, they have a tree where they hang the creations that they children make with the craft stuff the team supply. Our grand daughter loved seeing her art on the tree, brilliant idea and so thoughtful, thank you for that alone. They do loads of other things around the site for the youngsters. We used the food traders who visit the site, decent people trying very hard to make a living, well done folks. Staff were always pleasant and friendly, couldn't do enough for us, well done team! The only negative was the man who thinks it's unreasonable to protect your dogs from his when they come charging over to mine when they were on the lead, they exist everywhere sadly, keep your dogs under control I wouldn't have need to intervene to protect mine. The toilet block looks a little dated but was clean and well looked after. The whole place/team are a credit to the club. We had a mishap with our caravan as we were driving out, I nearly got killed in the stampede of other holiday makers coming to help, they were all so helpful and made a difficult time a lot less difficult, thanks to them all (I'll keep it between me and them what happened, operator error!). We will certainly be coming back, thank you all.