One of the best things about summer is getting away from the desk for some quality downtime.
While it’s nice to travel abroad, it can also be a costly business and long-haul flights tend to leave you feeling more exhausted than rested on your return.
Ireland is an often overlooked option when it comes to summer holidays and if the weather behaves, it rivals the most famous spots in the world when it comes to sheer natural beauty.
Camping is a great way to add some adventure to your trip and whether you’re travelling with the family or a group of mates, it can be much better craic than a fancy hotel suite.
There are a host of awesome campsites around Ireland so here are a few worth checking out…
1. Eagle Point Caravan And Camping
Bantry, West Cork
From television rooms to tennis courts, the facilities at this Cork site will keep everyone entertained, while you’re never far from the stunning scenery of one of the most beautiful parts of the country…
2. Ocean Island Caravan Park
Hook Peninsula, Wexford
Wexford is home to some stunning beaches and this park is close to the Apex Newross – which features a swimming pool and gym.
And they don’t call it the Sunny South East for nothin’…
3. Pure Camping
Kilkee, Clare
Fancy doing a spot of yoga followed by some delicious pizza? Of course you do.
This eco-friendly site in Clare is the one for you.
4. Hidden Valley Holiday Park
Rathdrum, Wicklow
If you want to keep busy, you can’t beat the entertainment options available at Hidden Valley including laser tag, kayak lessons and fishing.
EMBRACE YOUR INNER CHILD.
5. The Apple Camping And Caravan Park
Cahir, Tipperary
Located on an apple farm, this small site caters for approximately 60 people per night, and offers more privacy than some larger sites.
Lovely.
6. Morriscastle Strand
Kilmuckridge, Wexford
Annnnd we’re back to the Sunny South East.
This four-star park has been run by the same family for generations and is located on the picturesque Morriscastle Beach.
For more options, check out the Camping Ireland website here.
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