Stayed here over the Jubilee weekend. Entering the site can be an issue due to parked cars blocking the roadway. More so if vehicles are coming off the main area to go to the section next to the sea. A very warm, friendly welcome. Several vehicles were arriving so we asked to drive round to more happy, friendly wardens to hand over our membership card then just had to find a pitch, relax or set up then go back to reception an hour or so later to pay. This is a nice tidy site, Toilet block on the beach side was spotless but not the standard we have had on most other sites as they are dated and tired. Toilet block on main area were much nicer. If you need facilities then take note of where they are when selecting a pitch Dog walk is not large but big enough should you want to just let your dog(s) off lead to sniff around or play ball. Its only a short walk to the beach so this is an option for a longer walk. There is a sign on the beach where "promenade" begins near the static caravan site stating no dogs on beach from that point and 800+ yards north ( basically where the promenade ends) with effect May 1st to September 30th. It is also painted in places along the promenade. However, this ban was not being adhered to so we cannot say if it is ever enforced. There is a pub just before turning into the site. Live music was quite loud during jubilee celebrations but it did not go on late so did not spoil our stay. Otherwise it is a peaceful site. There is a coffee shop and fish and chips very close by too. Fish and chips are take away or licensed restaurant. They do get busy so best to phone order in for take away should you not want to wait. Prices very reasonable for fish If you have large appetite then go large Bus stop was by the pub though we did not check on timetable as not using the service. The wardens! well we could not fault them at all. So friendly it was like chatting with family. Only reason we are not giving 5 stars is due to the dated toilet blocks but do not let this put you off