A camping holiday in Ireland gives you ultimate freedom. Take your time, enjoy the landscape and experience the real Ireland. There are many wonderful camping and caravan parks in unspoiled locations along the West Coast but also many hidden gems tucked away in green valleys inland. Whether you like to stay close to a city or prefer to be free to tour around, you’ll find some great tips below to help you on your way. The best place I ever opened my eyes. Marcel Schop on Keel Beech, Achill Island Whether you have 4 days or 4 weeks, there is so much to see in Ireland. We have put together a list of Frequently Asked Questions about camping holidays in Ireland. If you scroll down on this page, you’ll find information about the best time to travel, recommended routes, and recommended camping and caravan parks along the most beautiful touring routes. Start planning your dream holiday to Ireland today. Camping on the west coast: magic! Can you imagine waking up with a view over the rugged Atlantic Ocean along the west coast of Ireland – known for its high cliffs, unspoiled nature and unique culture. In one word : magic! Go whale-spotting along the southwest coast of Cork. Discover the picture-perfect fishing villages of Kerry. Take a walk along the powerful Cliffs of Moher in Clare and discover the beautiful islands off Galway and Mayo. In Sligo and Donegal, you’ll find the highest waves and nature at its most rugged. Visit camping-ireland.ie for a complete overview of camping. Below you’ll find our tips for a holiday along the Wild Atlantic Way. Discover the Wild Atlantic WayThe Wild Atlantic Way is a route full of adventure, culture, nature and history. The 2500km route is divided into five main sections – each with its own highlights and surprising routes. Read more> Dream on in DonegalFrom the most northerly point at Malin Head to the sky-high cliffs of Slieve League Donegal, this is Ireland in its most pure form. Read more> Camping and culture: the best of both worlds Would you like to combine a wonderful camping holiday with a cultural trip along Ireland's Ancient East? Immerse yourself in the history of Ireland, visit medieval Kilkenny or the old Viking city of Waterford. Near the major cities, you’ll find great camping and caravan parks in leafy, green areas. That way you can combine nature and culture perfectly. Visit camping-ireland.ie for a complete overview of camping sites. Below we have collected some top tips and recommended camping places for you. Enjoy! Camping and cultureFrom garden parties to jazz, combine your stay with one of the many festivals in Ireland's Ancient East. Read more> Discover Ireland's Ancient EastImposing castles, stone-age tombs, great houses on rolling green countryside. Let yourself be swept away by Ireland's Ancient East as you travel through 5000 years of history. Read more> Experience the Celtic CoastOn the southeast coast in the counties Wicklow, Wexford, Waterford and East Cork, you’ll encounter stories of sea-explorers and ruins of monasteries. Discover serene monasteries, Viking cities and places with Titanic connections. Read more> Practical tips for holidaying in Ireland with your own transport Ireland is a wonderful destination for a holiday with your own camper or caravan. The mild sea climate ensures that Ireland can be visited all year round. A pair of sunglasses and an umbrella are your best friends! We have put together a series of FAQs (with answers). Everything from driving on the left-hand side of the road, to toll roads, recommended routes and wild-camping in Ireland. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)Here you’ll find tips and handy things to know about camping in Ireland and travelling with your own caravan or camper in Ireland. Read more> Camping overviewFor a full overview of all the caravan and camping parks in Ireland and special offers visit camping-ireland.ie website. Best time to travelThe mild sea climate means you can visit Ireland all year round. The temperature in winter is around 8 degrees and in summer during day-time around 18 degrees inland. Find out more about the climate and what you can expect>
Discover the Wild Atlantic WayThe Wild Atlantic Way is a route full of adventure, culture, nature and history. The 2500km route is divided into five main sections – each with its own highlights and surprising routes. Read more>
Dream on in DonegalFrom the most northerly point at Malin Head to the sky-high cliffs of Slieve League Donegal, this is Ireland in its most pure form. Read more>
Camping and cultureFrom garden parties to jazz, combine your stay with one of the many festivals in Ireland's Ancient East. Read more>
Discover Ireland's Ancient EastImposing castles, stone-age tombs, great houses on rolling green countryside. Let yourself be swept away by Ireland's Ancient East as you travel through 5000 years of history. Read more>
Experience the Celtic CoastOn the southeast coast in the counties Wicklow, Wexford, Waterford and East Cork, you’ll encounter stories of sea-explorers and ruins of monasteries. Discover serene monasteries, Viking cities and places with Titanic connections. Read more>
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)Here you’ll find tips and handy things to know about camping in Ireland and travelling with your own caravan or camper in Ireland. Read more>
Camping overviewFor a full overview of all the caravan and camping parks in Ireland and special offers visit camping-ireland.ie website.
Best time to travelThe mild sea climate means you can visit Ireland all year round. The temperature in winter is around 8 degrees and in summer during day-time around 18 degrees inland. Find out more about the climate and what you can expect>
