Alan Rogers Review
It would be difficult to imagine a more dramatic location than Wave Crest’s on the Ring of Kerry coast. Huge boulders and rocky outcrops tumble from the park entrance on the N70 down to the seashore which forms the most southern promontory on the Ring of Kerry. There are spectacular southward views from the park across Kenmare Bay to the Beara peninsula. Sheltering on grass patches in small coves that nestle between the rocks and shrubbery, are 65 hardstanding pitches and 20 on grass offering seclusion. Electricity connections are available (13A). This park would suit older people looking for a quiet, relaxed atmosphere.
Location
Getting there...
On the N70 (Ring of Kerry), 1.5 km. east of Caherdaniel.
What's special about this campsite
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Great for nature lovers
Boat launching and mooring are available for visitors who want to enjoy the Irish coast from the sea.- Environmental accreditation
- Reduced energy / water consumption policy
- Recycling and reusing policy
- Information about walking / cycling
- Dogs welcome
- Riding / pony trekking within 1km
- Wildlife haven (on site or within 1km)
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