This site is accessed via a private road which leads to the campsite and Bathafarn Hall itself which I believe is divided into a number of holiday lets although I could be wrong! The site itself is located in a field (no hard standings) which is sheltered on 3 sides by trees and the hall.   You can see for miles and there are some nice walks not too far from the site.   As the previous reviewer has stated you can walk to the site to the town of Ruthin in about 30 minutes.  As for Ruthin itself there is a prison and craft centre you can browse around.   The pubs in Ruthin are not particularly dog friendly, Wetherspoons does let you sit outside on the patio, and the food is ok.  The deli in the square does let you sit outside with your pooch or inside if you check that the other patrons don't mind. There is a large country park about 5 miles away but did not visit so can't comment on that! There are no facilities on the site itself except electricity.   But this just adds to the charm.  The owner is friendly and checks in with you to make sure that all is well, but other than that he leaves you alone.     The adjoining field is sometimes used for rallies, there was one on when we were there but facilities are not shared and it did not intrude on the peace and quiet. I have only given the Ease of arrival 4 stars because the roads to the site from the A494 are single track and quite narrow a bit nerve wracking if you meet something coming the other way although here are passing places.   Once you get to the Hall driveway you need to swing wide to get into the drive but its on a cross roads so this is not particularly hard.