Adare Camping & Caravan Park

Alan Rogers Review of Adare Camping & Caravan Park

This attractive family-run park is ever popular due to its location just 3 km from Adare, often referred to as Ireland’s prettiest village. The thatched cottages and bucolic surroundings are charming, making this an ideal overnight halt when travelling to or from the country's southwest. Stay a while and explore the heritage, notably the 13th century Desmond Castle, Franciscan Abbey (1464 AD), Augustinian Abbey (1315 AD) and Trinitarian Abbey (1215 AD). Limerick lies 20 km away, with bright lights and King John's imposing 13th-century castle. And as for sports, Adare plays host to the 2027 Ryder Cup.

It's a small site, set back from the road, with an open layout, shrubs and mature trees. There are 28 level pitches of about 80-100 sq.m. Of these, 15 have hardstanding with 16A electricity, whilst the remainder are on grass and used mainly for tents. There are picnic tables, and a farm walk provides scenic views and good dog walking. A modern building at the entrance houses the reception.

Facilities at Adare Camping & Caravan Park

The heated toilet block is well tiled and houses spacious well fitted showers, washbasins and hand/hair dryers. Baby changing room and accessible facilities (washbasin and WC). Laundry room. Campers’ kitchen with cooker and sandwich toaster. Hot tub (charge). Play area. Night lighting.

• Bar Nearby
• Childrens Play Area
• Fishing Nearby
• Golf Nearby
• Nature
• Riding Nearby
• Shop Nearby
• Small Site

Directions to Adare Camping & Caravan Park

Travel west from Limerick City on the N21 to Adare and follow the site signs.