[Req] Do Travellers use Tourist Designated Motorhome Parks?

FrCrilly

Hi All,

I’m presently researching to buy a motorhome. As motorhome holidays have strong similarities to a travellers way of life, does it ever happen that they actually stop off at Irish tourist designated motorhome parks? If yes, is it common or is it a rare occurrence? Also if yes, do they arrive individually or in large numbers?

All help appreciated. Thanks in Advance for all Responses.

peasant

I think you will find that a campsite usually is open to all who are

- willing to pay the fee
- willing to abide by the site rules

and that's the way it should be.

stapeler

That's the beauty of motor-caravaning, you get to meet all sorts. We parked beside a couple of travelling families in a site in Dungarvan a couple of years ago and had a great time chatting and swapping stories.

MABLACK

Yes and Ive got run out of Bundoran along with them so I got a taste of how that feels for them - not very nice I can tell you.
Did you not buy that campervan yet I thought youd be half way round France by now searching for Ryanair airports

*Kol*

FrCrilly wrote: »

Hi All,

I’m presently researching to buy a motorhome. As motorhome holidays have strong similarities to a travellers way of life, does it ever happen that they actually stop off at Irish tourist designated motorhome parks? If yes, is it common or is it a rare occurrence? Also if yes, do they arrive individually or in large numbers?

All help appreciated. Thanks in Advance for all Responses.

It can happen but not too often I would say as they are more into wild camping!!