Em va agradar Stunning site with a lovely off-the-beaten-track atmosphere. It's a perfect location if you like wild swimming, kayaking, exploring archaeology, hiking into the wilderness, or just sitting there and enjoying the sound of seabirds, water lapping by your feet, and the wind in the trees (and mistaking seaweed for otters). Others have already mentioned basic facilities and a problem with pitches becoming waterlogged. Jamie and his crew have only recently taken on the site and while I was there, great strides were being made to improve drainage (I witnessed the very quick transformation during my week there), and there are plans to improve facilities too. I was very privileged to be there while the temporary bar was open. I dearly hope this will become a permanent feature as there were a steady flow of locals coming to check it out, all of whom were very welcoming and lovely to talk with. I have made some very good friends during my stay, and hope to return soon. The sauna and rain-shower are a brilliant new addition. When the weather is bad (often), there is a great barn with a fridge, kettle, sofas, and washing lines to dry your kit on.

No em va agradar As mentioned above, facilities are relatively basic, but should not put you off if you are a seasoned camper. There is only the one shower at the moment, and although it works well, it will be chilly in the winter months and perhaps in too much demand if the campsite is full.

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