We rocked up to the site after a tortuous Good Friday drive from Derbyshire. The welcome was friendly and the lady who greeted us showed us around and then let us settle down. The site was ideally placed to make access to attractions and beaches easy. There's wild rabbits galore there including some of the rarer native black rabbits. The museum is small but full of GREAT stuff (me being a bit of a petrol head especially) and we spent a long time in there. When the sea fog cleared we could see the awesome mountains on the Mainland. The museum has a good cafe which serves a selection of hot and cold foods. It was a lazy pleasure to have a delicious fry up in there for breakfast. Facilities are very good although the shower is a pain to use - it varies from heart attack cold to lobster boiling hot without warning. It's a peaceful spot with very little noise, close to the Newborough beach which has a HUGE car park with toilet facilities, burger van and ice cream van. The beach is big and clean. So many great walks close by too. Would definitely recommend this site.