Ireland is a perfect destination for those who enjoy outdoor vacations, from the green hinterland to the coastline overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, but also to immerse themselves in the ancestral culture of a land steeped in myths and legends. This island, with its strong identity and proud traditions, holds many fascinating stories and curious anecdotes to unveil; the capital city of Dublin itself is considered a city of literature, inspiring the imagination of such great masters as Oscar Wilde, Jonathan Swift, Samuel Beckett, Bram Stoker, George Bernard Shaw andJames Joyce. For those who feel like an “Ulisside” in search of adventure, Ireland offers unique experiences, and stops at a few pubs, where you can have some excellent Guinness, the typical dark beer made from malted barley, the best way to experience the well-known “Céad Míle Fáilte,” the Irish welcome.
Unmissable destinations such as Dublin, the “learned” capital where you can visit the Trinity College , one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world, and its library, the Old Library, considered one of the finest on the planet with 250,000 ancient manuscripts. Also worth seeing is St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the most important Protestant church in Ireland, so the Dublin Castle . Also beautiful are the picturesque towns of Cork, Galway e Limerick , so are the picturesque manor houses, such as the Kilkenny Castle, southeast of the island, located in the Irish town of Kilkenny of the same name.
The summer season is now upon us, perfect for an Irish camping vacation. The days are getting brighter and the temperatures more clement, but never forget theraincoat, theirish must-have to carry with you at all times. Here the changes in the mercury column and changes in the weather are sudden due to the influence of ocean winds, nevertheless, you will find that rain creates the right atmosphere, especially when camping: the magic of hearing the rain drops drumming on the tent or roof of the bungalow, your caravan or camper, will reveal a beautiful, cozy yet adventurous feeling.
Whether it is a touring vacation or a more settled one, you will have unique experiences and immersive stays in Ireland. You will visit locations framed by the enchanting landscapes of the hinterland, among the countryside dotted with sheep, rolling green hills, perhaps even to be crossed by bicycle along the 9 Greenways , the bicycle and pedestrian paths scattered throughout the country. Plus beautiful coastal routes with lookouts over magnificent cliffs and golden sandy beaches: when the sun comes out, don’t underestimate the possibility of a beach vacation, all Irish. Campsites in Ireland will offer you the best place to stay and explore these trails, many of which pass right by their entrances.
Camping in Ireland
Camping facilities in Ireland are numerous, so are the RV and caravan sites, which are spread throughout the country. If you are traveling on the road, be sure to always stop in places designated for RV or caravan parking, never stop on farmland, along beaches or roadsides. For any information or for some simple advice, consult or contact the Irish Caravan and Camping Council , a valuable reference point for knowing all the useful tips for safe camping.
Another caution to know before driving is that vehicles proceed on the left side of the road. Always maintain moderate speeds and try to be careful at all times, especially if you are not very familiar with the local driving direction.
Camping stays
A few tips for spending unforgettable stays in the country’s most beautiful counties.
Share Discovery Village is located in the county of Fermanagh , known as the lake region. Not surprisingly, the facility, which offers a fantastic variety of affordable accommodations for families and large groups, is known for its beautiful views and activities to enjoy on the waters of Upper Lough Erne.
Valentia Island Caravan & Camping , is located in the County of Kerry , a real concentration of Irish spirit. This scenic stretch of the Wild Atlantic Way is one of the country’s most popular destinations, where small towns and the best whiskey distilleries pop up. There is no shortage of opportunities for outdoor activities here, including horseback riding, biking, hiking and boating, and fun is guaranteed.
Hidden Valley Holiday Park , pops up in the county of Wicklow . This family-run property is surrounded by breathtaking scenery and offers many amenities. The region is called “the garden of Ireland,” one of the most beautiful locations on the east coast. Here is the nature area of Wicklow Way, a true hiker’s paradise that stretches an impressive 127 km.
Glamping has also become very popular in Ireland, especially in recent years. The ideal solution for staying outdoors but without sacrificing the comfort of a facility equipped with all amenities.
If you are on this wavelength, the Larchfield Estate Luxury Glamping Truck is the one for you. This property offers the best for a classy open-air vacation, located in County Antrim , home to Lough Neagh, Ireland’s largest lake, and the Giant’s Causeway, one of the most distinctive UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Western Europe.
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