Galey Bay Caravan and Camping Park

Alan Rogers Review of Galey Bay Caravan and Camping Park

Gailey Bay Caravan & Camping Park is a family-run campsite located on the shores of Lough Ree in County Roscommon, Ireland and just a short distance from Roscommon Town. The park is an expanse of more than 1 hectare with 27 pitches with a mixture of grass and hardstanding to choose from. They also have electric hook-up points available. It includes a range of guest facilities, including a lounge with a TV, a games room with pool table and a communal campers kitchen. The little ones can also enjoy the children's playground.

Galey is a perfect base for exploring the many islands of Lough Ree, Clonmacnoise, Galway, Knock and Sligo. It is an ideal location for outdoor pursuits and water sports. There's fishing, sailing, walking and cycling, to name a few of the activities available in the area. The campsite can also provide boat hire and are happy to organise canoe/kayak hire for groups.

The caravan and camping park lies on the shores of Lough Ree well known for it fishing and angling. There are several angling competitions held annually on the lake including the Lough Ree International Pike Festival.

The villages of Knockcroghery and Lecarrow are close by with their pubs, shops, museum and restaurant.

Facilities at Galey Bay Caravan and Camping Park

Sanitary block with hot showers and toilets. Games Room with a pool table, Lounge with a TV, Laundry facilities, Children's playground, Boat hire, Boat launching, Kayaking, pets allowed, WIFI.

• Accommodation to Rent
• Boat Launch on Site
• Canoeing/Kayaking Nearby
• Childrens Play Area
• Fishing on Site
• Lake/River Beach Onsite
• Outdoor
• Sailing Nearby
• TV on Site
• Wifi (all site)

Directions to Galey Bay Caravan and Camping Park

From Athlone: N61 to Roscommon, turn right before the railway crossing in Knockcroghery village then immediately turn left, turn right at the first crossroads.

From Roscommon: N61 to Athlone, after Knockcroghery Village turn left after the railway crossing then immediately turn left, turn right at the first crossroads.