Best campsite in Ireland??

[Ropey]

Hi,

Anyone got an opinion on best campsite in Ireland... looking for somewhere for weekend away, good scenery, local beer/food?

I've stayed in Redcross, Glengariff, Killarney town ans Salthill but fancy somewhere new and different.

Cheers,
Czr

 

[HP2 KENOBE]

Hi Cruiser, myself and my son stayed in Manix point campsite in cahersiveen last Aug .Great campsite,great area,great views nearby, one of the best i have ever seen is on valentia island and the site is walking distance from the town.As for food and drink I am not sure as I didnt try them out.Might be worth one night

 

[P.J.]

FLOG?

. .HP, you wouldn't be inclined to flog that 500T ?

 

[HP2 KENOBE]

. .HP, you wouldn't be inclined to flog that 500T ?

Naa! PJ it's still not for sale but there is one in cotswold classics:,its where I picked mine up

 

[BOIRCHE]

wot about oop north? check out www.millerscloseholidaycottages.com...few miles outside town...stunning views,walks,sea,mountains,ceol agus craic?

 

[Flintlock]

Hi,

Anyone got an opinion on best campsite in Ireland... looking for somewhere for weekend away, good scenery, local beer/food?

I've stayed in Redcross, Glengariff, Killarney town ans Salthill but fancy somewhere new and different.

Cheers,
Czr

Meelmore Lodge in the mournes is also worth checking out

 

[(RIP) Bin Ridin]

Meelmore Lodge in the mournes is also worth checking out

Feckin' brilliant idea for a business, fair play to them:

http://www.meelmorelodge.com/aboutus.htm

Meelmore Lodge began as a solution to the growing problem of car crime in the existing car park on the Trassey Road, which not only lacked amenities but also gave tourists an unpleasant sight of broken windscreens and flat tires on the return from a long walk.

In the year 2000, the Patterson family decided to diversify and create a secure car park, which would provide 24 hour CCTV surveillance, and basic facilities, which the local area was deprived off before hand.

 

[BOIRCHE]

Feckin' brilliant idea for a business, fair play to them:

http://www.meelmorelodge.com/aboutus.htm

Meelmore Lodge began as a solution to the growing problem of car crime in the existing car park on the Trassey Road, which not only lacked amenities but also gave tourists an unpleasant sight of broken windscreens and flat tires on the return from a long walk.

In the year 2000, the Patterson family decided to diversify and create a secure car park, which would provide 24 hour CCTV surveillance, and basic facilities, which the local area was deprived off before hand.

Yea watch the natives! "Think we got ourselves a pig Boyyyy!"