Access road has more craters than Beirut

After negotiating the access road to this site, which can only be compared with a bomb site in Beirut, we reached the site entrance. First appearances were good and welcoming. However, once we had been directed to our touring pitch we found that ours, and a lot of other pitches in our immediate vicinity, were either very soggy or almost unnegotiable. Due mostly to the recent bad weather, but the owners should take on the task of installing land drainage to help alleviate this problem. A lot of investment is really needed to bring this up to the standards for which we are charged for. There were no recycling facilities at the service points, although these were maintained and debris removed each morning. Grass cutting was carried out with no collectors fitted to the cutting machinery, which meant that tents, caravans and awnings were a magnet for grass cuttings.
The site was in easy walking or cycling distance of Bude, provided that you traversed the access road as if it was a minefield.
We know of at least 2 caravanners that had tyres destroyed by this atrocious road surface.
Would we visit again? Maybe, but only if the access road and the pitch drainage is brought up to standard.