Camping in Ireland
57 in Ireland
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2022, 2018
There is a heart of the country feel about this ‘on the farm’ site, yet the city of Cork is only an 8 km. drive...
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2019
The main road from Cork to Killarney (N22) runs through the gentle valley of the River Flesk. Between the two sits Fleming’s White Bridge camping...
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2019, 2018
In the small country village of Redcross, in the heart of County Wicklow, you will find River Valley Caravan & Camping Park, a first rate...
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2019, 2018
The owners of one of Ireland’s newest parks, George and Rosaline Drew, are campers themselves and have set about creating an idyllic park in an...
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2022, 2021
This pleasant, level park occupies over seven hectares on both banks of the pretty Avonmore River near the small town of Rathdrum. It has 11...
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2019, 2018
This neat and tidy seaside site is located just one kilometre from the cliffs of Moher, and a short ferry ride from the sparsely populated...
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2018
Glenross Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Park is situated on the spectacular Ring of Kerry and the Kerry Way footpath giving it an immediate advantage. Scenic...
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2022
This family run site, set on a dairy farm in the centre of Ireland, has been open for over 40 years. It is conveniently situated...
Five minutes from Kenmare Bay, The Peacock is a unique location for campers who appreciate the natural world, where disturbance to nature is kept to...
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2020
This park appeals to many because of its proximity to the impressive and historic town of Kilkenny. The site is terraced with the lower terrace...
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2022, 2021
Ballinacourty House and its cobble-stoned courtyard form the centrepiece of this south-facing park with views of the Galtee Mountains. Accessed by a tree-lined lane, the...
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2021
It would be difficult to find a more idyllic and famous spot for a caravan park than Cong. Situated close to the shores of Lough...
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2021
This lovely site is set on a grassy hill overlooking the valley of the River Nore, with a woodland setting behind. Situated on a working...
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2020
This seaside park is located on 20 acres of undulating grass on a sandy base, with natural protection from the coastal breezes of the famous...
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2020
What appeals most about this campsite is its quiet, ‘heart of the countryside’ location and well-kept appearance. Attractively laid out amidst undulating grass areas, trees...
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2021
This attractive, family run park gains in popularity because of its location 3 km. from Adare which is claimed to be Ireland’s prettiest village. It...
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2022, 2020
Whether you use this park as a stopover, to or from Rosslare Port, or choose it for a more extended stay, you will find it...
This small, family run site is situated close to the village of Castlegregory, Co. Kerry. With direct access to an Atlantic Coast beach, just metres...
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2022
Lough Lannagh is an attractive holiday village on the lakeshore, which comprises quality accommodation, self-catering cottages and a caravan park. A lakeside path takes you...
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2022, 2021
The picturesque stretch of coast from Cork to Skibbereen reminds British visitors of Devon before the era of mass tourism. This is rich dairy country...
Ireland
A land of Celtic myth, music and warm hospitality, the Republic of Ireland has earned a reputation as the ideal place to unwind. From the wild western coast with its rugged headlands to the cosmopolitan city of Dublin, it has all the ingredients for a great holiday.
Thanks to the extended opening dates of many campsites, camping in Ireland is a year round activity. Walking and cycling through this scenic country is a joy in all seasons, and wild swimmers will love a bracing dip in Lough Tay in the Wicklow Mountains whatever the time of year. The Ring of Kerry is one of Ireland’s most beautiful and popular routes, leading visitors through 179km of lush green countryside and taking in spectacular views.
For culture lovers, camping in Ireland offers an opportunity to get immersed in the energy its cities. Discover why poets and writers fell in love with Dublin, now a UNESCO World City of Literature, wander the streets of Galway and soak up its atmosphere, or join in some festival fun in Limerick. There’s always something to celebrate in Ireland’s friendly towns.
Find a range of campsites in Ireland with Alan Rogers.