We stayed here for 3 nights. We arrived mid-afternoon on the Thursday and was allocated pitch no 3. We were hoping to erect our awning, but not only did the hardstanding not allow for this (the edges sloped down quite significantly), the size of our drive-away awning would have encroached on to the grass - and unfortunately awnings are not allowed on the grass. Not deterred we erected our windbreaks and was able to sit out a couple of times in the evening when the weather allowed. There are toilets on site - which were clean and a Godsend for us when our water pump decided to give up the ghost on our last morning. The owners were extremely friendly and talkative. The site is situated just off the main road - there is slight road noise during the day - but very peaceful at night. The view over Red Wharf Bay is just lovely. As usual we used our e-bikes to get around. We cycled to the Menai Bridge and the National Trust property Plas Newydd on the Friday and on the Saturday we cycled locally - taking in lots of local bays - all downhill - which meant lots of uphill cycling when leaving them. The cycling was lovely once off the main road - but boy - we were both glad to have the pedal assist on our bikes - especially when cycling round some of the rural roads in between Dulas and Penysam. We binned cycling on to Amlwych as the weather was closing in and the sun looked to be shining more inland - which indeed it was - and the hills were more gentle!!! Just be warned - the ehu only runs on 10 amps.