We called the site to book a pitch for 8 nights, but we’re told it was ok at the time of year (18th September) to just turn up.
So we turned up and there were approximately 8 pitches available, as due to heavy rain the previous few days, a lot of pitches were cordoned off, to allow them to dry out.
We pitched our caravan on pitch 147, which is facing the chemical waste and grey waste facilities, as this looked the biggest.
My husband pitched the caravan as close to the branches of the trees, and some of the thicker branches would have damaged the caravan.
The pitch wasn’t physically big enough to put the car beside it, so he parked it away in the corner, where the pitches were drying out.
The owner very grumpily said if he wanted to park his car there, then we had to pay twice!! But we had paid for a caravan and car and 2 adults!!
My husband didn’t want any confrontation, so parked his car for 8 days in the car park about 0.5 mile away. Which was inconvenient when we went out, and a security risk.
Our friends arrived 2 days later and they had a motorhome which they parked easily, but they couldn’t extend their awning/canopy as again the pitches were too small.
The site is surrounded by farm land and out buildings, and consequently had guard dogs, who consistently barked throughout the evening. We had to buy ear plugs.
So now for the positives.
The site is in a beautiful location and very close to other areas of natural outstanding beauty, and also close to the city and the ferry port.
The reception staff and restaurant staff were also very friendly and helpful,
The pitches even though extremely small (the smallest we’ve ever encountered) were well maintained and were quite level.
The swimming pool and toilet facilities, were looking tired, but immaculately clean.

Difficult but manageable to park in these narrow and tree bound plots (7.7m Motorhome) grey waste facility difficult to use. restaurant was poor. toilet and shower facilities clean and tidy. overall good for a stopover prior to ferry(25 mins away)

great location, tightly packed in with trees and branches making parking difficult . Quiet site. no dogs allowed but still some local dogs. toilet block clean but water can be hot or luke warm. A bit pricey in October but they have the monopoly. Fresh bread in morning- can cycle to a supermarket as camp shop sparse.

shop never open food expensive €4 for pint of beer emptying toilet waste not good few and far between and very strong smell of waste?

nice site short walk to small coves. pitches fairly flat and reasonable sizes. showers and toilets clean with lots of hot water. location bit remote taxi to Santander 12 euros. Limited choices in shop although bread available from reception each day.