
Corcreggan Mill
Dunfanaghy, County Donegal · Sleeps 2–31
An old mill and its stream five minutes from Dunfanaghy, with pitches, bell tents, railway carriages and a converted trawler.
From €17.50 / night
- Lakeside
- Sea views
- Organic farm
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The signed coastal route down the west of Ireland. These are the places on the list that sit on it.

Dunfanaghy, County Donegal · Sleeps 2–31
An old mill and its stream five minutes from Dunfanaghy, with pitches, bell tents, railway carriages and a converted trawler.
From €17.50 / night
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Loop Head, County Clare · Sleeps 2–6
Owner-run cabins and bell tents in ten acres of native woodland on the Loop Head Peninsula, a quarter of an hour's walk from the sea.
From €110 / night
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Goleen, County Cork · Sleeps up to 5
EcoCabins and geodesic domes on a thirty-eight-acre coastal farm at the far end of the Mizen Peninsula.
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Doolin, County Clare
Family-run and a hundred metres from Doolin Pier, between the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren.
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Dingle, County Kerry
Pitches at the western end of the Dingle Peninsula, ten minutes from the town and a short walk from the beach.
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Photograph to comeCaherdaniel, County Kerry
Informal, family-run pitches on the rocks above the sea on the Ring of Kerry.
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Adrigole, County Cork
Family-run pitches, pods and cabins under Hungry Hill on the Beara Peninsula.
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Inch, County Kerry
Directly across the road from the entrance to Inch Beach, the three-mile sand spit on the Dingle Peninsula.
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County Galway
Pitches close to the ocean below the Twelve Bens, near Connemara National Park.
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Clifden, County Galway · Sleeps up to 3
Camping on the shore outside Clifden, on the Claddaghduff road.
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