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8 or 10 spaces, on the canal and plenty of picnic benches. on railway line but not really noisy. easy walk into lower town. everyone was plugged into the free boat electric and the person charging mooring just unplugged them every evening when he did his rounds

lovely views, water and waste disposal, in little village, covered picnic table, donation box goes to fund school trips. gentlemen gives out tourist bags with local information. small supermarket and a bar/restaurant

quiet at night. free electric and water. only a few spaces. also plenty of parking allocated just by Aldi/lidl. 15 min walk into town centre. next to bus station.

spent a quiet night parked next to the church and had a fabulous takeout burger from the restaurant just round the corner. toilets open nearby. bells last chime 10pm and restarted at 7am

nice quiet spot, all services and free WiFi

lovely car park overlooking the sea. the water standpipe has been dismantled, so no water now. 2 restaurants on the edge of the carpark.

site was ok, had services and very handy for a five minute walk into town along the riverbank. However the entire site other than half a dozen spaces is currently taken by Travellers

we missed the car park turning so went to bottom of the road to turn round and found lovely tree lined parking that was much nicer than the car park. worth walking back to watch the ferry!

there are two car parks, one with a slightly narrower entrance with what may be unfinished height barrier and a smaller carpark next to it with wider entrance. right in the centre, beautiful views out over the estuary ..:. and a cracking restaurant/bar at the end of the road!