Liked A small and quiet site very close to so many great places. Bob, his wife and two dogs are the best hosts you could wish for. Although there is only one men's and one women's toilet / shower facilities we never had to wait for the whole time we were there. We will definitely be going back

Disliked This isn't really a dislike, but if you have mobility issues the toilets are very low and I would recommend you take an extending seat with you

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Liked Very quiet, well maintained site. Water on every pitch. Good facilities

Disliked Midges. Swarms of midges

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Liked a small but very well kept in clean site with the most fantastic views over the estuary and the village and Castle opposite. there are only two showers and toilets for the whole site, this was no problem whatsoever when we were there and we didn't have to queue once. facilities were kept spotlessly clean. the Bar opens twice a week and is really good serving hawkston lager, and bitter made from their own recipe at a local microbrewery which I have to say is well worth drinking. .

Disliked a small recommendation that I would like to see, as a person with mobility issues the bottom step into the men's shower it's very narrow compared to the other two it makes it very difficult to get in and out

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From the manager: Thanks Paul - glad you had a nice week!

Liked Although i am sure this site would suit somepeople, of the 7 people on site i spoke to only 1 said they would return Flat pitches, Tim is very helpful

Disliked In the men’s toilet, although it was clean, it was scruffy and very tired. The inside of the toilet door is full of holes where people have bashed it with their football boots. There is no plug in the sink so is not possible to wash in there. I can’t comment on the clubhouse as it didn’t open once in the whole week we were there. This was also very disappointing as there is no pub within walking distance and we had planned to eat and have a drink there. You park your car behind the long grass behind your caravan. There is an instruction in the rules when you first arrive that all greywater must be poured into the long grass behind your caravan. Which means every time you go to your car you’re walking several years’ worth of greywater waste. I actually saw bits of carrots and rice in the grass as I was walking through. Although it says dogs are welcome I feel the correct phrase would more be tolerated. There is nowhere to let your dog off the lead at all and as we have a border collie who needs to run off energy this was no use to a us at all. On one occasion I spent two or three minutes throwing a frisbee for the dog. He didn’t run anywhere else just court it came straight back to me. When we returned that night there was a traffic cone with a large sign saying keep your dog on a lead planted in front of the caravan. And the manager came around and explain to us in no uncertain terms the rules.

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From the manager: We have showers to use to wash not sinks as plugs get left in and sink overflows and people seem to like are plugs for souvenirs unfortunately anglia water are putting main sewerage in so water was turned off. The clubhouse was open as you didn’t use any of the facilities

Liked There is nothing to not like about this site. The views are absolutely fantastic. The facilities are new, very clean and well looked after. All the pitches are very spacious. The welcome and help we received from the owners was exceptional. whilst we were there they were putting the cable in for a new EV point. The village of Aberdovey down the road is a stunning seaside Village with a couple of great pubs and a really good fish and chip shop.

Disliked A very minor niggle and I'm sure they will sort it out, but we stayed on pitch 17 which was new this year and far from level. As soon as I mentioned this to the owners they brought blocks and it was sorted very quickly

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