This is a very nicely laid out CL, with 3 x Hard standing pitches available and all pitches within easy reach of EHU and water. Other visitors said the satellite TV hookup worked well too, although i didn't bother with it. The setting is lovely, with a stream running beside the field, but be warned that this normally gentle babble became a torrent after heavy rain, which didn't bother me, but might be a bit noisy for others and a saftey concern for children. The CL field was nicely mowed short and the toilet and shower room was kept clean with a nice hot shower. I found Mfanwy and John very friendly and welcoming hosts. I loved the site, but the less mobile might find the distance from the field to the waste and tipping points and the stone stairs up to the toilet/shower difficult, although there was plenty of room to drive and park a car up to the tipping points if necessary. A picnic table and chimnea were sited next to the field for guests use, which is a nice touch. I found a red kite in the field next to the drive each time I set out in the morning and loved the F15's and Tornado GR4's doing low passes right over the van during my stay. I enjoyed 2 long walks from the site itself and drove the 10 mins to walk up Cadair Idris too.  i also set off on my bike from the site for two hard bike rides into and around Coed Y Brenin forest as well. Dolgellau is 10 mins down the main road (Eurospar just off the main road going into town is the nearest 'supermarket') Bala is 10-15 mins up the main road. The walk up the mountain above the site 'Aran Fawddwy' (905m) is tough, but the views on a clear day were spectacular! The land around the site is all 'open access' making it ideal for walkers. I loved this site for hard walks and rides without using the car, but lots of more gentle tourist options are easily avaialble too. I will definitely be back!