Interesting and valid view, but I would question where the job creation would be. Part of the application says that once people have arrived on site they are unlikely to leave site until the end of their stay, which is why they say there will not be any increased traffic issues.
On that basis the only jobs created will be on site - at the 'shop' and if they need additional staff at the cafe.
They will hopefully help Kings Cliffe through cyclist visitors using the shop and the pub, but I see that as a limited positive impact.
All the fees for staying at the site will go directly to Forest Holidays, a national organisation seeking to build its own profits - not to support local communities.
There is plenty of woodland, but they will be destroying a disproportionate area for construction, and at the end of the day it is 'our' land - the Forestry Commission is a government agency.