Photographs by Beara Camping, used with permission.
near Kenmare, County Kerry, Munster
A small family-run site in the heart of the Ring of Beara, twelve kilometres from Kenmare.
The Ring of Beara is what the Ring of Kerry was before the coaches found it — narrower, emptier, and arguably better. This is a small family-run site twelve kilometres out of Kenmare, with a campers' kitchen, pitches for tents and vans, and a few cabins.
Open mid-April to mid-October.
Best for: driving the Beara slowly, which is the only way it can be driven
Bus Éireann's 282 will stop at the campsite if you ask the driver, between Dawros Church and Barrack Cross. By car it is about 13 km west of Kenmare on the R571.
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