Site: Not a cheap site, but pitches are excellent, spacious hard standing and all are fully serviced (16 amp electric, mains water and drainage). Access roads on site are good, but as the pitches are set in cul-de-sacs you will need to maneuver the caravan to it's pitch using a mover/by hand or reverse all the way down if you are on an end pitch. The site is immaculate and has the impression of only just being refurbished, but I don't think that's the case. The touring park is through the static caravan part, toilets and showers are to a high standard. There is no bar/restaurant etc on site. When we were there the site was silent from 10.00pm, the views from our pitch were very nice. Local amenities: The beach is a 5/10 minute walk away, the beach is clean and a nice golden sand, even the sea wasn't as cold as I expected (still cold though!). There is a small supermarket style shop to the at the end of the road which stocked everything we needed with more shops (deli etc) in town and a small hotel/bar/restaurant opposite the shop. Harlech castle and Harlech town centre are only a short walk away with the World's steepest street being a challenge for those daft enough to try and cycle up it (I did and failed!). Access: Careful planning is needed to avoid any tight Welsh unclassified roads, even the A roads are tight in places. The A496 is the only road to use and while it's wide enough for two CARS care needs to be taken on some stretches due to rocks along the side making it not wide enough for a caravan to pass wider vehicles. Drive slowly and carefully. The road to the site is fine but there is no footpath so pedestrians are in the roadway. All-in-all we thoroughly enjoyed it.