Camp site facilities
Fresh water, hot showers, toilet facilities, chemical toilet disposal
points and EHU points are supplied at many excellent camp sites for
mobile homes, caravans and caravanettes. There is restaurants and shops
in the area of most caravan sites in The North Of Ireland. Ireland has holiday parks suitable for all, with a diverse range of
amenities on each site. Some caravan parks are petite and relaxing, and
others are busy and exceedingly active. The camp sites to be found in
Northern Ireland can be found in the major travel destinations. Camp sites in Northern Ireland are very near to stunningly wonderful
vistas that can be liked every time you get up every morning.
Where to go caravanning in Northern Ireland
The simplest way to relax and witness what else The North Of Ireland
is offering is by exploring the region and getting near to nature in a
caravan, tent or camper.
Camping in County Antrim
The Giants Causeway is a principal tourist attraction and part of the
breath-taking Causeway Coast with spectacular places to explore like:
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge; Bushmills Distillery; Ballypatrick Forest;
and numerous others places of interest. Activities in and around the
Coleraine include: golfing; walking; and fishing. There are numerous
holiday parks to set up camp for a brief getaway or a long getaway for
exploring the breath taking Causeway Coast. Possibly the best of the
camp sites on the north coast is
Causeway Coast Holiday Park
in Ballycastle, it is definitely a spectacular holiday park with
honestly awesome features like a family bar and heated indoor swimming
pool to help you to find enjoyment in your stay in north Antrim. There
has been some big budget video productions being recorded in Ireland,
you can find numerous tours on the Causeway Coast, particularly Game of
Thrones. There are many excellent caravan sites in the Antrim coast;
specifically Maddybenny camp site in Portrush and Causeway Coast Wigwams
in Bushmills. For camping in the North Of Ireland, Camping NI has a
full list of camp sites in the Antrim coast.
Caravanning in County Armagh
Lough Neagh is the biggest inland lough in the United Kingdom. At the
southern end of it is Oxford Island with Kinnego Marina, the biggest
Marina on Lough Neagh. Get on board the 12 seater Master McGra and
understand the secrets of the Lough or merely relax and get pleasure
from a cup of coffee in the brand new shore amenities looking over the
harbour. Sailors and fishermen are served with 32 fully accessible
fishing stands and 190 berths whereas tourists can take advantage of the
Kinnego Marina Caravan Park to enjoy the facilities. Head to the
Cranfield Caravan Park
is a very good choice. Additionally, there is: Cranfield bay holiday
park; Shanlieve caravan park and Silvercove caravan park. Not far from
Cranfield, in Rostrevor, you can enjoy a different camping experience
(no caravans or tents) with East Coast Glamping you can stay in an
extravagant solid wood camping pod. Further up the coast, Newcastle is
happy to be the Premier Seaside Town with awesome tourist attractions
and activities. Bonnys Caravan Park in Newcastle offers a few
distinctive features including the animal farm and events. Bonnys is
ideally situated for taking walks on the Mourne trails and for an outing
to the best seaside town. Sunnyholme is in close proximity to the town
centre and without hills to climb, so may be suitable to the elderly
better than the other campsites. Much like Sunnyholme, Windor Holiday
Park is another excellent camp site near to town.
Caravanning in County Fermanagh
County Fermanagh is widely known for its natural beauty and
attractions to have a look at. Near Enniskillen, in Newtownbutler there
is the Crom Estate and Crom Castle. Crom is one of Ireland's most
significant conservation areas. On the estate, you'll discover historic
buildings, holiday cottages and a campsite. When you go to
Enniskillen, make sure you explore Headhunters Barber Shop &
Railway Museum, it claims one of the greatest collections of Irish
railway collectibles on exhibit. Well worth a trip is the legendary
Belleek Pottery, one of Northern Ireland’s oldest and most enjoyable
tourist attractions. There are needless to say many other attractions
and exceptional campsites in Fermanagh. The most highly recommended camp
sites in Fermanagh are
Castle Archdale Caravan Park in Enniskillen and
Drumhoney Holiday Park in Lisnarick.
Caravanning in County Tyrone
County Tyrone has a hidden gem, the
Clogher Valley Country Caravan Park. 6 miles short of the Tyrone/Fermanagh border there is an entrance to the Fermanagh Lakes.
Clogher Valley
Country Caravan Park offers Residential Park Homes, Residential Static
Caravans, Holiday Static Caravans, Holiday Log Cabin and a spacious
Touring area. Nestled in 18 acres of parkland, it has several varieties
of tree offering an outstanding array of ever-changing colour in Autumn.
The woods also conceal wildlife such as ducks, other wild birds,
squirrels and deer.
Camping in County Londonderry
Most of the campsites in Londonderry are close to the coast. The most recommended campsite in the area is
Moorbrook Lodge
in Castlerock. They allow caravans, camper vans, and tents for
camping. Moorbrook is set in 20 acres of unspoilt countryside with
spectacular views along the popular Causeway Coast and over to Scotland.
The camping and touring caravan site is located in the Moorbrook Lodge
Trout Fishery, consider enjoying a morning fishing session by staying at
the new site, if you really are not into sportfishing you can take the
opportunity to chill out in a beautiful remote area of outstanding
natural beauty. The caravan and camping area of the site has water,
toilet facilities and barbeque areas all supplied. Northern Ireland
offers stunning locations for caravanning; in the proximity of or in the
Sperrins, at the base of the mourne mountains, in the sensational
Fermanagh Lakelands or along the renowned Causeway Coastal Route (Game
of Thrones).
With any luck, you are going to find motivation on this website to plan where you want to explore
go caravanning in The North Of Ireland.