Stayed for one night during our regular 'commute' from Scotland. We advised late arrival when we booked and were impressed to receive a very friendly courtesy call on the day, to confirm our arrival time and sort access arrangements. Everything was as arranged. Access was easy via secure barrier. The pitch was easy to locate from the very good supplied site map. The pitch was level hardstanding with a freshwater upstand, grey water drain (good size) and electricity. The facilities were perfectly adequate and clean. To my eye they were quite up to date and may have had a refurb. We did not use the showers but others clearly had. For a very cold night in March, they were on the slightly nippy side, but not cold. I suspect that the very high roofline is the cause. Putting in an insulated drop ceiling would have these facilities toasty. They were heated. I would say that the turn-ins to the pitches where we were placed are tight. Not impossible by any means but if you are new to towing a rig or a bit unsure about reverse manoeuvring, better to arrive in daylight as you will have some to-ing and fro-ing. We were in a campervan so it was just like a '3 point turn' for us. I wouldn't be put off by this aspect, just be aware. Any road noise is in the distance and intermittent. We were not consciously aware of it and it certainly was not intrusive. The site was occupied by quite a few people but given the 'monsoon' conditions, sadly we didn't have opportunity to talk to anyone else. The entire site was clean, tidy and well kept. It is happily an adult only site so the compulsion to add a rating for families is frankly nuts. Hence the non-applicable 1 star. Ignore it. I would recommend this site without hesitation and plan to return.