If it's peace and tranquillity in a rural setting you seek; look no further than Shawsmead. A lovely site, pitches could be wider and there can be a bit of jiggling getting into some of those in the corners. But all in all, there's plenty of room. It's well laid out and immaculate. Spotless shower block, absolute pleasure to shower in there. The roads are typical rural Wales narrow, winding lanes so take the CAMC directions advise with the roads to take. With nearby seaside villages like New Quay (try the Lime Crab chippy) and Aberaeron (likewise the New Celtic chippy) you'll have lots to see and do. The beaches on the West Coast of Wales rival anywhere in the UK. We had our dogs with us, the lanes are narrow so be mindful. Apparently they're in the process of fencing off a dog walk area on site which will be a bonus. You'll need transport - don't rely on public transport, it doesn't exist and there's no way you'll walk to anything like a shop, pub etc - it's all reliant on you having a car. It's set in a beautiful part of the world, it's peaceful and well kept. Yes we'd visit again if that's what we were looking for.