Well this is definitely one of those little gems that you really don't want to tell people about as you want to be able to go time and time again.
We were met by Ceri on arrival, an absolutely delightful lady and such a pleasure to meet. She showed us through to the pitches and we were able to choose where we wanted to go. The grass was immaculate, obviously mown frequently and cuttings collected. Around the field is a lovely nature loving border with various shrubs in and wild grasses and flowers which encouraged a good number of butterflies whilst we were there.
Facilities are very clean and well positioned and PIR lights are placed around the entrance to the field and by the facilities so light is available when needed. There was a comprehensive box of tourist information available.
Ceri gave us a lot of information too as to where we would find certain places and was able to recommend a lovely Chinese take away to us.
During the week were there, Ceri came round daily to check the site and was more than happy to stay and chat and was so friendly, she even came the evening before we left to wish us a safe journey.
Much of the time, there was not a sound apart from the birds singing. The outlook from the site was amazing, beautiful natural scenes from all round the pitches and as the farm is quite high up, there was an extensive view over the valley and further hills.
Do follow the travelling instructions they send you, they become very clear when you get off the main roads and they detail the very best route into the site, if you do not follow them, you will end up on an extremely narrow road with quite a hill on it.
If we go to Anglesey again, this will definitely be our site of choice. There is good access to all of Anglesey and also to the mainland as it is so close to the Menai Bridge and the newer bridge, so there is easily enough to do to warrant a fortnight stay there, wish we'd stayed more than a week.
Thank you so much for such a lovely week Ceri, have to say we enjoyed your CL more than the award winning site we stopped at on the way home.
