The clang of halyards drifts across from the estuary, and the Cross Inn itself sits just a stone's throw from your pitch — that proper village-pub proximity that makes a touring break feel grounded and sociable.
This is a straightforward park for caravanners and motorhomers looking for a no-fuss stopover or a few nights exploring the area. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so ring ahead if you're travelling with one. The vibe is low-key and functional rather than feature-packed — ideal if you're self-sufficient and just need a level pitch and mains hookup within reach of a good pint.
Facilities aren't detailed in the listing, so it's worth phoning to confirm what's on the ground — showers, electric, waste points — before you book. Campfires are at the owner's discretion, so ask when you arrive if you've brought a firepit. Expect a relaxed, unpretentious pitch with a village pub for company and the kind of easy access that suits tourers ticking off regions without the fuss.