I'm giving it four even though there are no facilities, except for small dustbins. However in the small town there are two Chinese takeaways, a pizzeria, a chippy, great bakery, great butchers, two pubs, and a football clubhouse with cheap beer only a few minutes walk away. We have never had any disturbances but I find during bank holidays there are far too many vans parked up. A sure way to have height barriers installed.

I was drawn to this site by the name, the images and the glowing description and testimonials. Sanitary is spotless. Swimming pool unheated and 8° in December. Bar in winter is often closed at 7pm. Order meals before 16:00h. Poor customer service. Dogs accepted but hardly welcome. Town is almost 3 miles away. Taxi bus takes you there, 3 times weekly. In at 10, out by 12. A bit too rustic outside for us. Not great for long stay !

This is a well kept, council run site. Toilet block and the usual facilities are clean and tidy, if not very modern. Plenty of space and safe for the children. Within a mile is the heart of Tandragee, where you can find Tayto castle, the home of Tayto potato crisps. Daily visits and tours are bookable online. There are a range of shops in the village, as well as some nice pubs. Very rural so very peaceful.

I would have given this ten, but it's location away from night life and shops is a bit to far. Owned and run by Mervyn, he keeps it well maintained. There are two buildings where showers and bathrooms are available. No wifi but given good weather you won't need it. Situated on what was once a garden centre and probably a farm before that, it is a distinctly rural location, but worth finding.

Just one mile away from town centre, even less going by sea side walk. There are signs prohibiting overnight stays but are totally ignored. Views out over Irish Sea towards Scotland and north England. Grey and black waste, but only small rubbish bins. Public toilets including a radar key disabled one. A couple of very good restaurants in the town. Very quiet at night.

Although we visited in October, when it was cold and wet, the site is very close to town with ample pubs and eating places. There are a couple of very good walks in the park, and lots of water fowl on the large lough. Quiet at night and illuminated. Toilets were having maintenence carried out so cant comment. A great wee spot.

Fine town with everything you need. Sure is fairly level well lit, and disposal and fresh water simple. I would have given in another star but for the dog poo everywhere. Talk about tiptoe through the tulips!

Even in January the sun shone on this delightful facility. The village shop is hard to find but the bar at the entrance to the town is friendly and handy.

For what it is and where it is, no problems. WC in terminal, free. Wifi free and ok. Walk to old town, 15 minutes max. Hop on hop off bus, very close. Shops are a bit expensive. €6 for 24 hours.

This is a simple, but superb site, with the nicest owner I have met this year. Abram is very keen to answer any questions and point you in the right direction. Water, wifi, and electricity, only 6a all on tap, so to speak. Very rural location, but better for it.

It is safe secure and almost central. to get to the city centre it is a ten to fifteen minute cycle ride through a very busy Muslim neighbourhood. The electricity which is included is five amps, not good enough, and this put me off. On our visit, the laundry was not working fully, the power continually tripped and the evening staff were more interested in watching snooker on the computer screen.

We stayed here for two nights in June 2016. The fee was around €33 pn with a paltry 5% discount for ACSI. The best part was the wifi, outstanding, fastest yet. The reception staff was very efficient, and helpful.