My husband and I booked a retro caravan here for 3 nights to stay earlier in September as part of a tour round southern Ireland. The location is stunning and the retro theme to this venue has bags of potential, particularly in summer months when it would be warmer so guests can sit at the quirky outside tables next to the vans.
We couldn't fault the cleanlyness of the outside shower and toilet block, but sadly this wasn't echoed in the communal kitchen diner block. It was clearly a work in progress as there were only 2 working lights over the kitchen worktops, no lights down the seating end with radiator and stoves for heating not plumbed in, leaving us in semi darkness and cold whilst having an evening drink. Given the number of retro caravans outside and indoor accommodation for rent leading off the kitchen, it would be almost impossible to cook at full capacity, given it only had an electric hob with 2 rings and a 2 slice toaster other than a microwave. You could only really have 1 person at any time cooking. We also had to wash up dirty pots before even starting our cooking.
If our points were rectified then we would highly recommend it, but 3 nights here as it is was sadly more than enough, which was a shame as the location is idylic.

Be aware you definitely need a car as it is the other end of the island to the main amenities and walking would probably take some time, we guessed roughly at an hour.