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Camp site beside lake

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  • 22-07-2013 12:33pm
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    Charlie19
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    With the good weather looking to continue I've decided a bit of camping is in order, so I'm looking for a campsite beside a lake or river preferably not in Wicklow and not as far as the west coast.

    I had found one in Leitrim http://www.battlebridgecaravanandcamping.ie/ very close to the Shannon but looking at their website they don't appear to allow dogs.

    Thanks for any suggestions.


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    genie
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    There is one overlooking Lough Arrow in Co. Sligo.

    http://www.discoverireland.ie/Where-To-Stay/lough-arrow-caravan-and-camping-park/35109

    If it does rain, there is a Hostel almost next door.

    :)


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    BarryD
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    We've camped at Battlebridge in Leitrim a few years ago. Campsite was pleasantly situated on the Shannon and attached to/ run by a pub - so very handy for a few pints :)


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    Charlie19
    Registered Users Posts: 11,752 ✭✭✭✭Charlie19


    BarryD wrote: »
    We've camped at Battlebridge in Leitrim a few years ago. Campsite was pleasantly situated on the Shannon and attached to/ run by a pub - so very handy for a few pints :)

    Think I'll give them a ring and ask them about bringing a dog.


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    nice_guy80
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    Beach Bar in Aughris, Sligo have a small campsite beside the pub

    plus showers and toilets.

    very picturesque, safe beach with views of Knonknarea and Benbulben.


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