Itinerary

27 Apr - 30 Apr: Camac Valley (3 nights)

This campsite is well placed for Dublin and despite its proximity to the city and the constant noise from the dual carriageway, being in the 300-acre Corkagh Park gives it a ‘heart of the country’ atmosphere.

Camac Valley is a situated close to Clondalkin Village, Tallaght Town Centre and Liffey Valley Shopping Centre. There are many family attractions, including a leisure complex which features 10-pin bowling, swimming pools, cinemas, shops, restaurants and pubs.

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30 Apr - 06 May: Glen of Aherlow Caravan and Camping Park (6 nights)

The owners of one of Ireland’s newest parks, George and Rosaline Drew, are campers themselves and have set about creating an idyllic park in an idyllic location. This three-hectare park is set in one of Ireland’s most picturesque valleys. There are beautiful views of the wooded and hilly areas of Slievenamuck and the Galtee Mountains.

The Park is centrally located within easy walking distance of Tourist Information Office, Nature Park, Aherlow House Hotel and local restaurants. Because of its central location this park is ideally situated for touring holidays.

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06 May - 12 May: Glenross Caravan and Camping Park (6 nights)

With a location set right in the heart of Co. Kerry, Glenross Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Park is situated on the spectacular Ring of Kerry and the Kerry Way footpath. It's an ideal base for touring Killarney and Dingle, and the scenery is epic as Glenbeigh approaches. The park commands stunning views of Rossbeigh Strand (within walking distance) and the Dingle Peninsula.

With a peaceful location on the edge of the village, the park is well-screened from the road. Village shops are near, as is the Kerry Bog Village, a reconstructed pre-famine village. Watersports, fishing, riding and fell walking are all within a short distance.

With mountains on the horizon and the Atlantic breeze cooling the summer air, Glenross Caravan and Camping Park is a perfectly relaxing resort. To experience a stay on a small intimate site, with pubs and the Glenbeigh Hotel's restaurant right on your doorstep.

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12 May - 16 May: Blarney Camping Park (4 nights)

There is a heart-of-the-country feel about this ‘on the farm’ site, yet the city of Cork is only an 8 km. drive. What makes this friendly, family-run park so appealing is the welcome you receive on arrival and the friendliness throughout your stay from owner Con. Its secluded location and neat, spacious pitches add to its appeal. The terrain on the three-acre park is elevated and gently sloping, commanding views towards the world-famous Blarney Castle and the surrounding mountainous countryside.

There are gravel roads, well-tended shrubs and a screen of mature trees. Tidy hedging marks the park’s perimeter. The Faerie Garden and playing fields are popular with young campers.

In the Blarney area, apart from Blarney Castle, house and gardens, there are shops, restaurants, pubs with traditional music and an abundance of outdoor pursuits such as walking, riding and fishing, and easy access to sightseeing in Cork. Ireland’s second city is worth a visit, highlights for many being a trip to the pretty harbour of Cobh, and for others a tour of Jameson’s Distillery. A little further away is the famous ‘gastrohub’ and boat centre of Kinsale.

Please note that although it is possible to walk into Blarney, there is no pavement. A short taxi ride is recommended and this can be arranged by the campsite.

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16 May - 22 May: Ferrybank Caravan & Camping Park (6 nights)

Ferrybank Caravan & Camping Park is a family-friendly, well-maintained campsite overlooking Wexford Harbour. The campsite's location provides an easy access to the town's vibrant atmosphere, historical landmarks, and charming shops and restaurants.

The campsite is located close to several beaches, including Curracloe Beach, which is one of the most popular beaches in Ireland. There are also several historical attractions, including Selskar Abbey, a 12th-century Cistercian monastery, which stands as a testament to Wexford town's heritage. Wexford Castle, a Norman stronghold dating back to the 12th century, offers a glimpse into the town's medieval past.

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22 May - 28 May: River Valley Holiday Park (6 nights)

In the small country village of Redcross, in the heart of County Wicklow, this is a first rate, family run park. It is within easy reach of beauty spots such as the Vale of Avoca (Ballykissangel), Glendalough and Powerscourt, plus Brittas Bay, a 3.5 mile stretch of beautiful white sand dunes and clean beaches.

The site has an attractive wine and coffee bar with a conservatory, or perhaps you'd prefer the restaurant where home made, traditional dishes are on the menu. Within this 15 acre site, the site offers golf, tennis, badminton, bowling and indoor football. Outdoor activities aren't neglected as gardens, shore angling, mountain walks and horse riding are all available within easy reach from the site.

Please note that pitches will be allocated within the "Secret garden" area at the campsite

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