Camping in South West Ireland
19 campsites in Ireland, South West
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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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2023, 2018
With a location set right in the heart of Co. Kerry, Glenross Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Park is situated on the spectacular Ring of Kerry...
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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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2023
At the gateway to the majestic National Park and Lakes, near Killarney town, this family-run, seven-acre park offers high quality. Pitches vary in size and...
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2023
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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2020
It would be difficult to imagine a more dramatic location than Wave Crest on the Ring of Kerry coast. Huge boulders and rocky outcrops tumble...
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2021
Sexton’s is an unpretentious site that has been in existence for over 50 years. The park, which is just under two hectares, offers just 3...
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2022, 2021
This park is in the village of Fossa, ten minutes by car or bus (six per day) from Killarney town centre. Fossa Caravan Park has...
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2023
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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2022, 2021, 2019, 2018
The Healy Pass is the well known scenic summit of the R574 road that crosses the Beara Peninsula, shortening the original journey from Kenmare Bay...
Beechgrove Caravan and Camping Park is an established, family-run site that caters for touring caravans, campervans, motorhomes and tents. With panoramic views overlooking Killarney's lower...
A sister park to The Meadow at Glandore, the Hideaway is ideally situated as a touring base for the West Cork region. It is a...
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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...
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2023, 2020
Top of the Rock Pod Páirc & Walking Centre is a family site located in the heart of West Cork, near the Atlantic coast and...
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2021
This family run park is located in the heart of Kerry, on the gateway to the Dingle peninsula and just north of the Ring of...
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2019
Midway between the towns of Bantry and Glengarriff, the spectacular peninsula of Eagle Point juts into Bantry Bay. The first impression is of a spacious...
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2022
A tranquil, beautifully located seashore park, it is no exaggeration to describe Mannix Point as a nature lovers’ paradise. Situated in one of the most...
This is a very pleasing, small touring park, surrounded by green fields, yet only five minutes away from Killarney town. There are many trees and...
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2022
Of County Kerry’s three long, finger like peninsulas which jut into the sea, Dingle is the most northerly. Anchor Caravan Park is 20 km. west...
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South West
The Cork/Kerry area is famed for its stunning, white sandy stretches of beach, many of which have ‘Blue Flag’ status. Killarney is a lovely place to visit, with its many lakes, a national park and the beautiful peninsula of Dingle. The nearby ‘Ring of Kerry’ has some magnificent scenery and plenty of things to see and do.