Enjoy a classic camping holiday
Roundwood Caravan and Camping Park, Wicklow
Go camping in Wicklow and embrace a slower pace of life at Roundwood Caravan and Camping Park. Pitch your tent in the highest village in Ireland and set off on foot around the Wicklow Mountains National Park. After a long day spent in nature, satisfy your appetite with a hearty meal in The Roundwood Inn; this cosy spot dates back to the 17th century.
The Trading Post Camper Park, Wexford
Experience the best of both worlds in the Sunny South East with a seaside holiday and camping trip in one at The Trading Post Camper Park. Discover this scenic caravan park between two of Wexford’s best beaches, Morriscastle and Curracloe. Spend a day swimming in the sea and wash the sand away with a hot shower back at the campsite.
North Beach Caravan Park, Dublin
Visit Dublin and see a different side of the capital from North Beach Caravan Park in Rush. Watch the sun rise over the Irish Sea before meandering along the cliff paths on a gentle hike. Pick up a jar of homemade jam for breakfast at the local Skerries Mills Farmers Market, it’s open every Saturday in Skerries Mills. Keen golfers can’t leave without checking out Rush Golf Club - tee up on the nine-hole course and admire stunning views of Lambay Island.
Boyles' Caravans and Camping Ground, Donegal
Enjoy evenings toasting marshmallows by the fire at Boyles' Caravans and Camping Ground in West Donegal. Bed down in a comfy caravan or bring your tent and wake up to the sound of the sea. If you're lucky, you'll spot pods of dolphins and basking sharks when you go camping in the County of the Gaels. Campers can spot these native creatures from Narin and Portnoo Beach, just a three-minute walk away from the campsite.
Valentia Island Caravan and Camping Park, Kerry
Hit refresh in a truly unique setting and pitch your tent at Valentia Island Caravan and Camping Park for an epic home holiday. Roam the rugged landscape, go for a swim in the sea and hop on a boat to Skellig Michael to explore one of Ireland's most famous landmarks.
Beirne’s of Battlebridge, Leitrim
Visit Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands and spend a night at the family-run Beirne’s of Battlebridge camping ground in Leitrim. Soak up the lively atmosphere at the gastropub once you’ve settled into your campsite or cast your fishing rod in the River Shannon and sit back as you wait for the perfect catch.
Rosses Point Caravan Park, Sligo
Pack your trunks, take yourself to Sligo’s stunning coastline and book a stay with Rosses Point Caravan Park. Surf the famous Atlantic waves or keep your eyes peeled for seals on a scenic Sligo Charters boat trip. With access to two beaches on either side of the caravan park, there’s lots of choice when it comes to activities on the water.
Streamstown Caravan and Camping Park, Tipperary
At the heart of a dairy farm, this classic caravan and camping park in Roscrea is all about tranquil living, but you don’t have to go without your creature comforts like hot showers and a full camper kitchen. Hire a mobile home or curl up in your sleeping bag in a cosy tent at Streamstown Park. You’ll know you’ve arrived when you see the cattle roaming around.
Get back to nature in an eco-friendly hideaway
Clifden Eco Camping and Caravanning Park, Galway
Journey to Galway for a getaway at Clifden Eco Camping and Caravanning Park. Perched on the Atlantic coast, enjoy panoramic seascape views from the private beach, where bottlenose dolphins are a familiar sight.
As the first climate neutral campsite in Ireland, sustainability is at the heart of everything here so disposable barbecues and single use water bottles should be left at home in favour of environmentally friendly choices. Soak up stunning coastal views as you experience camping in Connemara.
Pure Space, Clare
A little piece of heaven on the Loop Head Peninsula, Pure Space is the perfect place to recharge. Wake to the sounds of country life, and find peace and quiet in the fairytale woodland or book a restorative session in the rustic wooden barrel sauna. Pop into nearby Kilkee and spend a memorable day out on the Kilkee Cliffs.
Lough Key Caravan and Camping Park, Roscommon
Make your way to Lough Key Caravan and Camping Park for an action-packed camping holiday with the whole family. Go on a magical journey through the treetops on Ireland’s first tree canopy walk in Lough Key Forest and Activity Park or hire a rowing boat and cruise around the islands of Lough Key at your leisure. Once you've successfully tired out the little ones, set up your tent or get comfortable in your caravan.
Hidden Valley Holiday Park, Wicklow
In Rathdrum, Hidden Valley Holiday Park is a great choice for a family break with activities to keep everyone entertained. Choose from kayaking, rock climbing, bungee trampolines, laser tag, bingo, and bumper boats. A short walk from all the action, grab a glamping lodge suitable for all the family or find a spot by the lake in the caravan and camping park. Treat the kids to a visit to Clara Lara Fun Park for a day of water adventures.
Dunmore East Holiday Resort, Waterford
Hit the road in your motorhome and prepare yourself for an amazing weekend in 'The Déise' at Dunmore East Holiday Resort. Stretch your legs on the Woodland Trail or take on the exhilarating Wibit Wipeout course at Dunmore East Adventure Centre’s incredible aquapark, just make sure to book in advance. The much loved village of Dunmore East has wonderful pubs and restaurants for holidaymakers looking for a great meal out.
Nore Valley Park, Kilkenny
Make special memories on a fantastic family trip to Nore Valley Park. Have some time out while the children feed animals at the pet farm or let them run wild in the playground. Later, test your need for speed on the go kart track, open to kids big and small. Whether you camp in the heart of Kilkenny or rent one of the motorhomes on the Nore Valley campsite, make sure to stock up your picnic basket at the on-site shop.
Discover unique camping getaways
Lough Arrow Touring Park, Sligo
Make it a romantic weekend for two at the adult only Lough Arrow Touring Park where a warm welcome is guaranteed. Wander the countryside and immerse yourself in the area's history with a stroll around the ancient monuments at Carrowkeel Megalithic Site.
Want the perks of the great outdoors without giving up your home comforts? Step up your camping experience and discover the best glamping spots in Ireland.
