We stayed in March and deliberately chose a pitch up the hill with a view of the sea, although it was a bit of a walk to the main facilities block so we mainly used our own toilet and shower. Our pitch was also beyond the site lighting so we had, in effect, a 'dark skies' pitch and clear nights for star watching. Fortunately we also had a torch. In the evenings we had uninterrupted views of spectacular sunsets and mornings we could hear the larks singing in the field behind. The South West Coast Path was quite challenging, plenty of ascents and descents. In good weather it was a great place to be. Not so sure what it would be like in a westerly gale.