Liked: I love the couple who own it so friendly and helpful lovely quite place kids can run free without having to worry there is woodland around and a bit of woodland in the middle for them to explore. Toilets are kept clean and tidy only one block of toilets 3toilets and a shower on each side for men and women with I have not found to be a problem . lovely walk in every direction and only about 10 minute drive in to barmouth . there is a lovely little village a 5 minute drive in all it is a fab site quick we have just booked to stay on again in august for the 3rd year running can't wait

Disliked: only having to leave

Liked: How peaceful the area was, i wanted a nice quiet weekend away, and that's exactly what i got. I took my girlfriend who was a 1st time camper, and she is already itching to do it again.

Disliked: Nothing

Liked: Plenty of space for tents.
It was great to have the wooden table/benches for each pitch.
Loved the fire-boxes - nice ending to the day sitting by the log fire toasting marshmallows.
Easy drive to so many other places locally.
Good pubs and pub food in the village.
Welcoming, friendly and helpful owners.

Disliked: There was nothing to dislike about the site or the amenities.
The weather could have been kinder, but all the UK is suffering this summer!!

Liked: The atmosphere of the site, the fact that each pitch has a table, and the fact that we were able to have a fire.

Disliked: It would have been great if there was another shower.

Liked: I have just returned from Dinas and feel compelled to write a deserved review for this campsite which has called us back about 4 times since our first trip in May 2011.

The road from Llanbedr to Dinas is narrow but there are plenty of passing places and it's very quiet. Personally it gets me in the mood for the mobile-reception-free wonderland that awaits. We drove to and from the site in a camper-van and it was totally fine.

Once you get there you will find the most glorious spot. 30 camping pitches, 8 statics and the pitches are laid out such that there is plenty of room and a large grassy area is left free for children/ball games. The site is 'basic' meaning clean facilities and plenty of (free) hot water. I never had to queue to use them.

The site is fully enclosed by stone walls, there are no rivers etc. On the site. There is a patch of woodland that looks beautiful and is heaven to those who like making dens or playing hide and seek. No dogs and no loud music are the main restrictions but that suits us fine.

There's a small lake 100m from the site which currently has tadpoles and newts. The site owner has prepared some leaflets detailing walks nearby and from the campsite.

I have 2 young children and they'd be happy if we never left the site. They enjoy climbing the low stone circle, swinging on the various rope swings tucked around the site, and best of all using the stretch of smooth, safe, quiet tarmac to hone their triking / biking / scooting.

The pubs of Llanbedr do good pub food and one has an outdoor play area. Harlech has a wealth of tea rooms/cafes, a sweet shop and an amazing ice cream place. And a great castle. Barmouth is also buzzing with cafes and more of a traditional seaside feel.

However, we generally spend most of our time at the beach. Llandanwg is our favourite, with its great rock pools and lovely little cafe.

The views in this part of Wales are unbelievable. Where else in the UK are you spoilt by beautiful beaches and the imposing skyline and walking/climbing opportunities of Snowdonia. The views, no matter the weather, are fantastic.

New additions include a canoe to hire and use on the small lake/pond, a Little Tikes climbing frame, wood-burning hot tub, and a gorgeously kitted-out glamping tent

I'd urge you to give this campsite a try. We absolutely love it there.

Disliked: Nothing!