Our visit was in the second week of May, which was an exceedingly quiet time for holidaymakers on the Parc. The pitch allocated was a large super pitch (sloping away from the access point) which was approximtely 160 sq metres in size and had a water supply and grey water disposal point; a large covered seating area and a garden barbeque were also available for use. Staff gave us a warm welcome and were helpful and attentive to our needs throughout the stay. The onsite facilities were kept in a very clean state and were of a high quality. The swimming pool; bar and restaurant were all functioning well and takeaways were available too. Food in the restaurant were realistically of a "fast food nature" but staff there were very friendly too." In addition to the above, childrens' entertainers were honing their skills for when the site becomes busier. When the site is heading towards full, the facilities might be stretched but in early May it was a pleasure to be there for our five night stay. However, the insistence of Yello Villages for all those booked onto the site having to wear wristbands is frankly a nonsense! It can perhaps be understood in high season - but to be treated as children with this requirement takes the edge off a good quality campsite - which is a great shame!