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
Checked August 2026 · We re-verify prices and opening every quarter.
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