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Connemara Camping, County Galway

Photographs by Connemara Camping, used with permission.

Connemara Camping

County Galway, Connacht

Pitches close to the ocean below the Twelve Bens, near Connemara National Park.

Why we love it

Connemara is the part of Ireland that most reliably looks like the pictures, and this site sits in the middle of it — the Twelve Bens behind, the Atlantic and its islands in front, Connemara National Park close enough for a day on the hill.

Pitches suit tents and smaller campervans rather than large caravans, which keeps the character of the place intact.

Best for: the Twelve Bens, and the light on the water afterwards

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

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