Carrowkeel Camping & Caravan Park

Alan Rogers Review of Carrowkeel Camping & Caravan Park

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 and shrubs are 28 touring pitches on hardstanding (16A electricity) and a designated area for 30 tents. Adjacent to the camping area stand several buildings which are gradually being refurbished. These house reception, shop, a clubhouse serving meals and takeaway food, also a campers’ kitchen and games room. For children, there is a play area, and for fishers, the Clydagh River borders this 3.5-acre site.

Facilities at Carrowkeel Camping & Caravan Park

A reasonably modern toilet block standing in an elevated position on-site, provides open style washbasins, preset showers in cabins with curtains and seats. Accessible facilities. Laundry room (laundry service option, small charge). Campers’ kitchen. Shop and clubhouse for meals and takeaway (all season). Play area. River fishing. WiFi throughout (free).

• Bar on Site
• Bicycle Hire Nearby
• Childrens Play Area
• Fishing Nearby
• Fishing on Site
• Golf Nearby
• Indoor Pool Nearby
• Restaurant
• Riding Nearby
• Shop on Site
• Small Site
• Takeaway Food
• Wifi (all site)
• Wifi Free
• Wifi Partial Site

Accessibility

• Accessible parking
• Accessible pitches
• Accessible bar / restaurant
• Accessible reception
• Accessible shower
• Accessible WC

Green Credentials

• Energy-saving lighting
• Recycling points
• Reduced use of single-use items

Directions to Carrowkeel Camping & Caravan Park

Travelling northeast on N5 Castlebar-Dublin road, site is signed on the left 11 km. from Castlebar and is approached by a narrow local road.