Small picnic area, quiet nights

A good stopover driving off the M1. These picnic spaces were actually full at 10pm so parked on the road opposite David Lloyd entrance, just make sure to park on the stretch of road closest to the picnic area so you have less cars driving past who want to go to the gym!

A friendly group of Indians were chatting at the picnic table behind the bushes. The only disturbance was a luxury car with a powerful engine parked next to me, whose driver started the engine several times around 5 a.m. He was sleeping in the car on this cold night. I did not feel threatened. He was gone by 7:30. Otherwise, an excellent place. Watch out for low-hanging branches. We had a lovely walk! Solo woman.

Spent a Friday night here. Four cars were already parked, with nobody in them. One person sat in a car with the engine running for about an hour before leaving at 11 p.m. Other than that, it was lovely and quiet. No toilets, but a great place to pull up, sleep and leave fairly early. Saw a few runners around 7 a.m., but nobody else.

Quiet little spot. Many locals come here for walks. Next to an amusement park. There is a public pool about a 10-minute walk away. Supermarkets are a 10-minute drive away. Take your rubbish with you and do not throw it on the street.

quite little spot ,one other van here ,wish people would take their rubbish home though we picked up loads of rubbish

Easy parking, fairly close to the town and amenities if needed. Several of us were parked there, but the place was quiet. The adjacent park is large and well maintained.

Fairly quiet; we spent a Saturday night there. Walkers and cyclists come by early. Three other campers were there. Good spot.

Everything is great. You can fill up with water at the harbor. It was too noisy for us there.