A Buke!!!!!!!

Buford T Justice

Folks. After last weekends travelling was a bit erm..... adventurous shall we say I'm wondering if there is a book available that has lists of caravan parks by county for both north and south Ireland...

Anyone know of such a thing?

Macy0161

There's the camping ireland one for a fiver, but not sure how comprehensive it is.

HereAndThere

The lad in Maynooth motorhomes gave me one for free.

Its decent alright, has a list of republic and north campsites.

Its the ICCC one website is CampingIreland.ie has a list of the sites there aswell.

rockysdad

Here's the online version of the caravan & camping Council ireland.
http://www.camping-ireland.ie/


And one for the North & West.
http://www.caravanandcampingireland.com/index.html

Cheers and Enjoy.

Extra link added Northern Ireland.
http://www.discovernorthernireland.com/camping/

Buford T Justice

Cheers.

It all went pete tong on us last weekend.
Took a spin to athlone to the park that was there, whatevernameitis and didn't like it. My stupid smart phone told me the nearest one was in mullingar, so we went there and stayed the night. Headed off to slane and kells for the spin the following day and got no answer in slane farm hostel so we headed away from there.

Again, according to my stupid phone the nearest place was in Cavan so we headed up there and the feckin place was closed!!!!! so we went off to the nearest one again which was in lisnaskea, which was actually quiet nice...

Thinking if there's a book we can have in the van it'll make more sense and make life easier to plan etc....

SARZY

Hhttp://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/results.asp?region=Overseas&county=S Ireland

have a look at this as well

killalanerr

its hi time you tried a bit of wild fingers :rolleyes: write your own book

Macy0161

Fingers McGee wrote: »

Thinking if there's a book we can have in the van it'll make more sense and make life easier to plan etc....

I'm not sure the likes of Slane Farm are in it tbh - it's more the full on sites than the ones that have one or two spots.

For example, the inlaws stayed in a site in Mullingar that had a couple of pitches attached to a static caravan park - it isn't mentioned in the book either.

shanec1928

Fingers McGee wrote: »

Folks. After last weekends travelling was a bit erm..... adventurous shall we say I'm wondering if there is a book available that has lists of caravan parks by county for both north and south Ireland...

Anyone know of such a thing?

the north and south ones are separate and then theres a north west one. if your passing by donagheys there at the counter for free.

rockysdad

killalanerr wrote: »

its hi time you tried a bit of wild fingers :rolleyes: write your own book

Here's The start for the first couple of pages. :D:cool: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=56205280

rockysdad

Macy0161 wrote: »

For example, the inlaws stayed in a site in Mullingar that had a couple of pitches attached to a static caravan park - it isn't mentioned in the book either.

Do you have any info for this site. E.g. Map, GPS cords, or a Website. Anything
would be good to have for any one on here to add to their list of places to stay.


This Is the only Site that I could find in Mullingar.
http://www.caravanparksireland.com/location.htm

Macy0161

rockysdad wrote: »

This Is the only Site that I could find in Mullingar.

I think that's the one - grand as an overnight, but that's about it, was their opinion.

rockysdad

Macy0161 wrote: »

I think that's the one - grand as an overnight, but that's about it, was their opinion.

Cheers Macy0161 Thanks for that.:cool: