Primrose Sands is out of the way however the property has a very accessible beach. Jeff and Liz are very welcoming people and they have a lovely dog called Sofie. A walk on the beach is the absolute highlight. The place is quiet and right on the beach. An airconditioner would have been a nice addition when we were there as we felt quite warm. Everything is clean, tidy and spacious.
If you are looking to have variety or alternatives for breakfast, there is nowhere nearby where you could go to have a breakfast. You will need to bring your own supplies if you want more than toast and jam. The local shop only has the basics and possibly the worst fish and chips we have ever tried (didn't eat it as it was so awful). If you are hoping to go out for dinner the choice is the local RSL which is only open for dinner Fridays and Saturdays and their menu is limited and expensive.
The people we met in Primrose Sands were all very nice but the place is small and has very few amenities. You will need to travel 30-40 minutes to the nearby town of Sorrel for eateries. If you want a place to chill and relax bring your own supplies and kick back.