Beautiful park with amazing views

My relatives have a small tourer situated here so I visited for the first time.. Lovely drive to the park... The site is right on the coast and you can view Holyhead ferry port and watch the boat's coming across from Dublin across the bay... Beautiful well maintained site.. facilities for the family and children are fantastic.. Childrens park.. swimming pool.. toilet and shower block.. lovely and clean.. Small shop for essentials.. Absolutely beautiful place...loved it

We didn't go the caravan park as privately owned pitches but the beach on the doorstep was fabulous for seeing Holyhead amd for the dogs to run free

Excellent facilities clean and tidy great beach for swimming and a very long sloping beach brilliant for children

Easily the best pitch we have had for sea views and access to the sea for the kids. We loved it, the site was very clean and friendly, it seems to be mostly seasonal caravan pitches so it didn't seem there were many touring pitches, we were lucky to get space on the headland but did have to brave the 50mph winds for a night. There is a great sandy beach and the water seemed very safe. There are 2 shops with one slightly bigger at the adjacent site.

Amazing Campsite with nice beach and fabulous seaside look specially at sunset. The whole site is very clean, organized, paved, leveled, good grass and a very clean toilets. It has everything you need, toilets, hot showers, washing room, laundry room, games room, heated pool, kid’s playground, chemical disposal, not bad Wi-Fi {but not so good either} and a shop of basics. I had an argument once arrived as I requested a sea view pitch but found myself at toilets area. They should inform me that before booking and confirmation. You must use a key card to use every facility in the camp including the entrance gate, however, they give one card only for the family, so we had to swap each time, and we struggled a lot to deal with that specially when two or more persons want to go toilets or any other facility. Pool is not free, and you must pay to use it, £1.5 per kid and £2.0 per adult. Kids need an adult to supervise them as there is no lifeguard over there. All of that made the pool useless for us. This campsite is very posh, aristocratic and a little bit pricey in my opinion, so tent campers like me may not like it a lot, however, the place is amazing and worth the try.

Last minute decision to go camping with the kids and was made very welcome we where asked if we would like to be on headland which gave us perfect access to the bay so kids could go rock pooling in clear view of our tent which was great made use of onsite shop /games room and the park the club house on Sandy beach is a short walk through the site all in all couldn't of asked for more thanks for a lovely weekend break

Only stayed over one night but site was lovely and clean. Staff really friendly and helpful. Would recommend

Great site great beach the facilities/ toilets and showers were clean and up to date. We had a large pitch with electric and water the pitch was massive. Only negative is the staff not very friendly and chatty didn't seem to want us to have fun. Don't think they like New people on there site was told we would be chucked off if we didn't stop messing about. We was just riding our bikes round like the rest of the kids on site. Maybe our faces didn't fit who knows. Would return back for family holiday but not as an all male group.

Our 2nd visit and confirmed that the 1st wasn't a fluke. Love this place, we invited friends this time & they enjoyed it too. We'll all be back again soon. The site is absolutely amazing, beautiful scenery, spotless facilities, friendly & helpful staff. And the visitors are very much family orientated & friendly too. Can't wait for our next visit. 😊⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐