Such a quaint place. Neasa was so kind and gave us tips for our short stay, and called us a cab when we needed it (we had no car, not the best situation for a rural area like this but it worked out!). Even though she was a bit busy she made us feel taken care of and I appreciated that! Great communication. The caravan is little but comfortable enough. It is glamping after all. Bathrooms and showers are a short walk away, as well as a community room with wifi. The caravan has a little camping stove and all the utensils you'd need. It's like a camp site where there are many caravans, and if we had stayed longer we might have enjoyed a campfire and made new friends! I did take a walk and met some friendly horses and donkeys though! A memorable experience. Thanks Neasa :)