A very nice campsite with many grassy pitches overlooking the sea and the long sandy bay. It has its own beach access, lovely walking paths along the beach and to the small harbor, and a pub with delicious meals within walking distance! The toilets and showers are all clean – a bit cramped, but the toilets are clean and well-maintained. The area is good for walks and hikes, and there are also charming towns like Skerries, easily accessible by bike.

Ideally located near Dover – 45 minutes away with a very friendly welcome – the pitch is without electricity (there are only 13 gravel pitches with electricity, which should be booked in advance) on a spacious grassy area! The toilets and showers are all attractively designed and very clean! The area is quite pleasant – there are plenty of nice things to do, and you could easily stay longer. A pub is within easy walking distance, but there's no food available. Overall, highly recommended!

It's expensive – £45 during the week and £56 on weekends – but it's also almost luxurious – spacious toilets and showers, attractive dishwashing areas, a well-thought-out waste disposal system, a basic sewage disposal point, a supermarket within walking distance, etc. It's 15 minutes to the great beach, 20-25 minutes to Harlech with its castle, delicatessen, restaurant, and excellent ice cream shop (also expensive), and you can take an e-bike to Snowdonia – fantastic!!!

Small, cozy pitch, £40 for a campervan with two people, grass with gravel, next to a large horse stable, toilets, showers, and a kitchen – everything is there, but also used by the riders, so you often find straw on your shoes…; no washing machine or waste disposal, you can hear the road a bit, space is difficult for campervans over 7m, some pitches are not completely level, ducks, a peacock, chickens, and horses in the surrounding area – somewhat secluded.

Booking and check-in online was easy – and it's checked – hardly different from a campsite, solid concrete surface with grass, plenty of space, everything you need is there and relatively modern, cleanliness could be improved (or perhaps by the guests?), price 31 pounds, a nice, somewhat strenuous hike to the waterfall is worthwhile (1.5 hours), beautiful hiking area, the visitor center isn't bothersome, lovely area.

Nice pitch, pleasant facilities - gravel with grass, electricity and water on site - £38, 20-minute walk to Strangford, Ward Castle nice for walks and cycling, washing machine with dryer £7; Portoferry also very nice - everything reachable by ferry every half hour for £1.40

Beautiful campsite, great beach with waves but not suitable for swimming, sanitary facilities clean and practical except for the washing-up taps - we particularly liked the small Strandhill with pub, bakery, farmhouse with delicious bread and bus to Sligo and Rosspoints - we ended up staying longer.

For us, this has been the most comfortable campsite so far – it's nicely laid out with a star-shaped arrangement of paved pitches, alongside grassy areas. The sanitary facilities are clean and functional – showers that actually dry your clothes, and plenty of sinks with high taps that don't immediately soak people and the environment. It's a 20-minute walk to Westport through the castle park (which closes at 8:00 p.m.), so in the evening it takes 25-30 minutes. A taxi costs €11.

Very nice campsite overlooking the Shannon/sea - gravel and tarmac pitches with grass in a pleasing layout - sanitary facilities very basic, only one shower - nice common room and washing-up area, but practically no hot water, unfortunately also weak internet (just adequate) Campervan for 2 people €31, very friendly and helpful owners

A very nice, well-maintained campsite with everything you need – you can hear the road, but it's not loud or disturbing. The owner is very friendly and humorous. It's a 20-25 minute walk to the town center with all the main sights. We ate fish and chips at Matt's by the river after the bridge – very tasty – fresh oil, live music.