Looks pleasant enough when you arrive at the site, but there are notices everywhere.  The lady warden seemed friendly but I certainly wouldn't have wanted to cross her!  If you want to leave the site you need to pay a £10 deposit for a radar key.  The pitches are varied in size and all appear to be flat.  There are 2 toilet blocks, the main one has three showers and 3 loos, a hairdryer that eats 20p coins.  Also be careful as the loo roll holder stores only 1 loo roll, which can leave you with a problem.  The toilets in the morning were horrendous - not the fault of the wardens. The toilet block in the woods had two showers with heated towel rails, toilet and wash basin, wet room style & automatic lights.  Be aware there is a window and a lower second window in the door.  For privacy put stool in front of the door, blade positioned on the stool then hang jacket on handle of blade - you can't be seen. The views from the pitches around the fishing lake are great but do cost you an extra £2 a night. Fishing in the lake is chargeable too.  A visit to Belton House (NT) is a must, it took us 2 days to see the whole house and grounds. I had my 55p ready to buy a plaque but was told the Caravan Club charged them too much for these so they didn't have any!!! Not sure we would visit again but it was worth going to be so close to Belton House.