Our trip started badly! Our “truck sat nav” took us down a “B” road into the Snowdonia national park. We were towing a caravan and had many near misses and fists waved in our direction. One person stopped us to say we shouldn’t be there with a caravan, no sh*t Sherlock!!! We have learned to always check a paper map before setting off in future. Even the proper roads weren’t that great and we worried for a week (in the rain) how we would get out of Wales. The site is impressive but a tad misleading but that may have just been me. I (for some reason) thought we were right next to the beach and expected endless sea views and beautiful sunsets - wrong! You have to walk out the site, past all the statics, turn right at reception then head to the end of the road where you are greeted with miles and miles of dunes. You then wander down a path through the dunes only to find that the tide is out and the sea is far far away. Harlech isn’t worth the drive nor is any other part of the area in our humble opinion. We had some nice drives, Conwy was worth a trip as was Bets y Coed and the mountain roads thrilling. However we wouldn’t return to Wales. In fairness there are caravan sites all over so others must love it and this site was actually nice. Staff were friendly, toilet block amazing, clean and tidy! Tip: don’t go port meirion, it is expensive and the most bizarre place I have ever been. A bit like Disney on a minimum budget. It is neglected, lots of places closed to the public and all just a bit odd. Sorry Wales