Very clean site and very very friendly..

Not paying for showers

Great site ! Nice showers and toilets
Sea views and friendly staff
The highlight !! The onsite chicken we had such a laugh with it sitting on my husband and getting in the camper

–

Animals, cafe/bar, right next to the beach, clean showers and toilets, lovely people, plenty of space!

–

The grounds, the surrounding area, friendly staff, well organised.

Lack of more basic essentials in the farm shop

Beautiful location and proximity to the train. Loved the camp site

Only 1 female toilet

Don’t know if we qualify as a young couple being in our 30’s but we loved it here. It was peaceful, beautiful & friendly.
The chicken was so funny! We had cow neighbours that were cute. The showers were good, there are more toilets further on.
The train is close but quiet & it’s such a quick access to the beach & train station.
The farm shop was handy as was the communal fridge.
Loved it thankyou.

Nothing it was all good

Outstanding place of beauty. Owners very friendly including dog and Highland cattle. Stunning sunsets

–

Great location, Lovely views from campsite, Train Station Nearby, great farm shop and Bar, wonderful staff. Clean facilities

Tight entrance but once you know that it’s fine.

Lovely site - quiet and peaceful. Cows and goats on site which the children loved to visit. Short walk to a pebble beach which is the perfect location to watch the sunset. Train track runs close to the site however this didn’t disturb us at all. We liked the farm shop and the cafe/bar sold beautiful cake, pork pie and drinks.
Toilets were always clean. Showers were clean and easy to use - just remember your 20p coins. We liked the spacious showers - plenty of room to hang clothes and get ready etc in the shower room.
Owners were very friendly and helpful.
We camped on pitch 17 and it was a good, flat pitch with plenty of room in the middle of the field to play cricket etc.
Would definitely recommend this site.

–

This is a lovely, small and friendly campsite overlooking the sea. In good weather the sunsets are amazing and the views northerly up the coast, into Snowdonia and across to the Llyn Peninsula are spectacular. The coastal railway line is immediately beside the site but the trains are only 2 carriages long and operate every couple of hours, and stop by 10pm. They enhance the site, if anything, and having a station within 10 minutes walk that will take you to Barmouth, Harlech, Tywyn, Aberdyfi, etc is a great benefit. You can get up into the hills immediately behind the campsite very easily and walk to Fairbourne, etc and get the train home. The staff/owners are charming, very helpful and chatty, and are steadily growing the business with holiday lets in the main house, a lovely bar/cafe and a farm shop. The toilets, showers etc are good and well located.

The view out of the back of our pitch was of three shipping containers, and there was rather too much heavy plant all over the place. I appreciate it's a working farm but a little bit of housekeeping and screening might make for a more scenic site. The balance didn't feel quite right. The touring pitches are of variable size - some are very generous but others (including ours) are really quite tight. I appreciate it's a tricky cost/benefit (numbers vs price) decision for the owners but I think I'd rather pay an extra £5 a night and have a slightly larger pitch! But we still had a lovely stay.