We stayed at this campsite last week of may 2015. On first arrival we were a bit worried as the site looked very big and much more commercial than we usually like. We had no reason to worry as the site is cleverly laid out so as not to feel like a big sprawling cramped caravan park, in fact if felt the exact opposite despite its size. We were supplied with 16a electric and water and waste a stones throw from the pitch which seems to be the norm on all the touring pitches. Shop was well stocked with essentials - food, beer, wine etc plus inflatables for use in the river (shallow and flows alongside campsite), tent pegs, awnings (!) etc etc. Facilities for teenage kids are excellent with bikes for rent plus loads of other stuff (Bounce adventures). Tennis courts, swimming pool, bar, snacks and even a site restaurant - all there but we didn't use any of it because we were too busy visiting the many nearby attractions. Not much really close to site but plenty to do within an hours drive or closer. The site description does warn of some train noise and for sure you do hear and see the trains trundle past. If you want ultimate tranquillity this will not suit you but it did not worry us at all. Shower blocks and loos were always clean and plentiful but worth noting we almost had the site to ourselves - so quiet it was fantastic - but no measure on how the site fares when near capacity. Approach road a bit narrow and winding but not a big problem and also nice to note the site is signposted from quite a distance away so easy to find it. We recon its a great holiday base for active families and energetic couples but might not suit you if you enjoy 'grass roots' camping. A great site for the Caravan Club to offer to us and we would definitely consider a return visit for our family of 2 adults and 2 16 year old boys.