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We too like to have an idea of what the Campsite is like before we arrive 100by100, but many don't have websites, so no photos either,  even when 'Googled'  from above unless you can see the units on the pitches clearly, it can be difficult to pin point which field the Csite uses, but it does give an idea of the surounding area.

If you can't find any photos of the C.site at all try dragging that little Yellow Google Man (or whatever it's called) down onto the road and have a nosey into the C.sites main entrance and alongside the sometimes low hedges and see if you can spot the Campers, that's what we often do.         (Sad People )

It also helps to see how narrow the country lanes might be for towing our Folding camper. 

Bernie i can see your point about costings etc but in this day and age everyone has access to internet, most sites i have visited i have booked via email. It wouldnt take a site much to create a facebook page with images on or another networking site, also websites have become a lot cheaper.

I think the use of Bing and Google earth is a good idea and i also visit some other websites with reviews such as trip advisor, but UKcampsite is by far the best.

ste