Lovely site as stated by others. Well kept short grass. Sloping for parts but a large area and well drained by field drains. Well frequented by motorhomes whilst we were there. Owners couldn’t be more helpful and they are very interesting to talk to about the history of the local area, Mr Griffiths especially as he's been living there all his life. Note that dogs must be kept on leads on site. We stayed for 5 days in mid July – it was hot - but cooler than at home.. Borth beach is lovely but NO DOGS (well enforced) except at the northern end – Dog friendly area starting opposite Youth Hostel. Good Sunday Market and Car Boot at Clarach - signposted from Bow Street. Good views form top pitches. - downside is that water and disposal is at bottom next to entrance. There is a super cafe and community shop 4km south at Tre’r Ddol (opposite turn to Borth) and the pub next door to it, The Wildfowler, does very good food at treasonable prices. A very enjoyable visit and we hope to be back.