It was our first stay on this site and we can see why regulars return here - it's a hidden gem. Total peace and tranquillity, with breath-taking views of Port Neigwl (aka Hell's Mouth), Abersoch and the surrounding hills. Shower and laundry facilities are now open, but there's no loo, which wasn't an issue for us. There's a farm shop about 100 metres away selling fruit and veg, eggs, very reasonable prices, all done with an honesty box, which we loved - but you will need exact change. Another few hundred metres takes you to Mynytho where there's a post office and shop. There's another local shop in Llangian, well worth a stroll down to, as it has an ancient church with a 5th century grave stone. There's another ancient church worth seeing in Llanengan - key given at the Sun Inn, a friendly pub. Both churches were stopovers for pilgrims on their way to Bardsey Island. We loved the surfing at Porth Neigwl and parked the motorhome in the free carpark no problems - but best to get there before 11 am just in case - but if full it's possible to park all along the lane with no issues. Mair was really helpful with local info and printed out a bus timetable for us. We took the no 17 bus to Aberdaron and walked the coastal path back - about 12 miles. Amazing scenery and hut circles to see on the hilltop. You can get the no 17 bus back at West end of Port Neigwl, thus avoiding the long hill back to the campsite, saving 2 miles. All in all a fantastic area, and the site is a perfect location for all the beaches and places of interest. We would recommend electric bikes or racing bikes, as it's a steep hill on the way back from the coast. We struggled on our heavy old mountain bikes. We are buying some electric adaptors! Will certainly stay there again.