Penrhosmawr

The owner is very nice, and the views are great. I liked the freedom to pitch where you want and have a campfire, with few rules. That also meant parties carried on well after midnight. The toilets and showers aren't big enough for the number of people on site, so expect to wait for a shower. You also have to leave the car away from your pitch and carry your gear over. Despite that, I'd go again. Thanks.

The location was lovely, and the nearby village had plenty to offer, including nice local shops. The owner was very kind, and a friendly dog wandered around the farm. There was a wide choice of places to pitch a tent. The main downside was the toilets and showers. They were very unclean and needed maintenance. There was a power socket for a hairdryer or other device, but parking on the grass was a problem too. When more people are there, it gets chaotic. Otherwise, a pleasant stay.

The view from the campsite was good, but the facilities were really dirty. When it was packed on Saturday, the men's side had just one toilet and two showers, which wasn't enough. A tent also kept making a racket from 8 until around 3, with loud music and shouting, and nobody did or said anything. I wouldn't come back.

The owners and staff were friendly and helpful, and the views are great with loads of space. It's good value and quiet outside a busy bank holiday. When it's busy, though, the facilities struggle: we had water and shower problems, and there weren't enough sinks for washing up. The site is on a hill, so most pitches aren't level, and the toilet block can be a trek if you've got young children.