The gate clicks shut behind you, and you're in that particular quiet that only static caravan parks have — all neat hedges and the hum of a generator two plots over, a place where people live rather than just visit.
This is a residential park rather than a touring site, so it's geared toward longer stays and seasonal pitches for caravans and campervans. You'll want to ring ahead to check availability and what's actually on offer for short-term visitors — the setup here is more settled community than transient campground. Dog owners should ask about the policy before booking, as rules can be specific on residential sites.
Facilities aren't specified in the listing, so come prepared to be self-sufficient or clarify what's available when you enquire. The campfire situation needs checking on arrival — residential parks often have tighter rules than touring sites. This is one for people who like a base with a bit more permanence, or who are exploring the option of a seasonal pitch rather than a quick weekend under canvas.