On the one hand the site is very well kept. It has it's own small lake which can be fished and everything is immaculate.   The thing is though, it's not how I'd imagined a 'country park'. When we asked how we get through to the country park we were told the caravan site is it.  To be fair we were told about some walks to and around a nearby village, and everyone was really friendly.   So, from a landscaping point of view, possibly the nicest, best kept site we've visited and perfect if you like to fish or want to do nothing much at all. Here you can really relax for a few days.   A slight minus point was the main shower/toilet block which didn't have the usual privacy cubicles and the three shower cubicles were also basic. They didn't have shower curtains and there are no seats so things get a bit wet. By contrast, on the other side of site there is another block with much more modern facilities but only one for gents and a couple for ladies.  Normally, we like to be able to walk to attractions whether that be beaches, stately homes, villages or 'country parks' and for us that's one box Wagtail didn't tick but it is a great stopping off point on the A1.