Austin Shackles <austinDITCHTHISFORBETTERRESULTS@ddol-las.net> typed:

The first two pictures were the first two sections we saw, and gulped a
little, they are a tad extreme, but to be honest we spent four hours in
the place and didn't go over a section twice, though we did sometimes do
them in reverse direction.

Loads of flatter less gnarly areas, we found some guys with barbecues
setup, deckchairs and having a rare old time... ;)

Varied terrain too, mostly gravelly/sandy/wet sections, but also a lot
of wodded/muddy/dry(ish) sections too.  Lots or axle-twisters, lots of
moderate to dodgy for standard Discos, but to be honest there's so much
area to play in and so much choice the place would suit anyone with any
vehicle, 'cept maybe full-on desert racers.  Indeed the site limit is 10
mph and most of the places you'd be hard pushed to do much more anyway.

Only thing that bothered us, with seven people in, was the depths of
some of the bits of water, we were worried about grounding and drowning,
but tbh, those fears soon evaporated as (using good off-road practice)
it's fairly easy to see where the deep bits are.  And we mostly watched
when someone else went through first .. ;)  Also some of the climbs were
a bit steep with very sharp departure angles, so again with the weight,
and a tow-bar we were a bit hesitant in some areas.  Again, though, it
has to be said, we could have stayed much longer and still not seen all
of it.

Well impressed with the place, and the organisers.  CB calls for
assistance were met professionally, politely and promptly, couldn't ask
for more.  We were pulled out within three minutes, but then we just
happened to flag down a passing Defender ... ;)

Even the wife enjoyed it.

Dont be misled guys, yes there are some *very* extreme chunks for
those brave/foolhardy/skilled enough, but you dont have to be bonkers
as there's plenty of more moderate bits there too. Remember there is
five hundred acres there, so there's bits to suit all levels, in fact
the chap I took with me was a bit of a virgin so we played moderate
all day and still didnt do the same bits more than twice.
As for an unofficial, they would be open to suggestions - I know the
organisers there are looking at opening other than they do now as just
one Sunday per month