This is a very pretty and peaceful site. It was easy to access with the very clear instructions from the owners. We stayed for 11 nights in August with our three children and while it may not be ideal for very young families as there is a large lake on site, we were very happy. We used pitch 7 which was level and on on a hard standing though I suspect it's just luck as to which pitch is available when you arrive. Behind the grass pitches, there was a mown field that the owners allowed us to play ball on. The walk through to Bethesda is really easy, through the very green oak woods nearby. There are plenty of convenience stores and take aways in town (Tesco Express is open until 11pm) and I believe you can catch a bus to Bangor there. While we were there the local model railway club held one of their open days so much to the delight of my children, they could ride the miniature railway around the site. There is so much to do in North Wales if you are prepared to drive around. We used the beaches on Anglesea (Benllech is very family friendly), visited Penryhn Castle which is just a few minutes drive away in Bangor, and went crabbing from the piers at Bangor and Beaumaris. The chap who runs the souvenir/crabbing supplies stall on the pier at Bangor is brilliant. We also went to the 'Bounce Below' at Blaenau Ffestiniog which was expensive but a good thing to do on a wet day. Caernarfon is also another great day out.