A lovely holiday-park, in the picturesque village of Rathdrum. The site has beautiful view, great…read morefacilities and plenty to keep the kids entertained. Irish weather been what it is....ensure you come prepared. If you are going for a day trip and the weather isn't great, i would highly recommend that you ring ahead to see if all activities are open....otherwise it could be a wasted trip!!

Great Xmas island experience. The location it's about an hour drive from Dublin. They have a…read morelittle train and a nice boat! Santa was very good and he spent a lot of times with our boys. Very affordable and a great day out

Whether you're going for a; stroll/walk, jog, run, power walk, this is a gorgeous park to go to,…read moreeven a play day for the kids. The grounds are majestic and wonderful you have so much to explore each time you go into the grounds.

Wow, the park has now got Zorbing, archery and other great outdoor activities for the summer…read moremonths. Contact :Phone: 01 9010495 dublin@outdoordiscovery..ie http://www.outdoordiscovery.ie/index.php/dublin Activities offered at this location are: Archery, Zorbing, Aqua-Sphereing, Orienteering, Corporate events, Team Building, Kayaking

Last year me and my fiance spent two weeks touring around southern Ireland and this was the first…read morecampsite we stayed at. It did set a precedent as the staff were great, the ground good for pitching tents and the facilities clean. They have free hot showers and a kitchen/laundry area. It's a 5 minute drive into Kilkenny town centre or lots of people were walking along the river (which took around half an hour). There is bike hire on site but we didn't use this facility. Overall, a great stop for a touring holiday and there are lots of things to do in Kilkenny. It's a lovely town.

From the owner: Simple practical and personal camping parkread more

This is still a great campsite. The lake, campfires being allowed etc etc…read more But on two occasions our visit has been marred by other campers being extremely loud. On this latest occasion, earlier, they had their own loudhailer to direct the party games they're playing. Now their bass heavy music is so loud two other groups of campers / caravaners just upped and left. We've got earplugs, so will persevere. Other things to note: firewood has gone from a bag being 3 EUR, to the option of a 4 EUR bag or a 5 EUR bag. The wood is pretty great though, for burning. I wouldn't come back again if it was just the two of us. But we will be back when other friends come here... like next week :)

Lovely location; beautiful sunsets. Plenty of space for…read moretents, cars etc. Unisex toilets available at the end of a long lane, but not particularly clean. Portaloos available at camp site but grim. Won't be back!

Lough Shore is a fantastic park area on the shores of Belfast Lough at Jordanstown / Whiteabbey…read morewhere the kids can play at the fun park, adults can stroll along the beach / shore path and everyone can some good clean fun in the sun (or rain, as is often the case!) There's a great kids play area which was recently refurbished to keep it up to date with the times. There's also a big grass area where the kids can play a game of footie or you can throw down a towel and relax in the summer sun (while you can!) There are also picnic tables and benches where you can enjoy a quiet sarnie by the sea. There's even a small caravan site where touring caravans can set up camp and enjoy a stay at the shore for a minimal fee. The facilities of the camp site are currently being updated so hopefully this out of date and small camping area will be modernised to a quality, attractive area. Currently it is a one star park that accommodates six caravans and one tent.

A bright sunny and hot Sunday afternoon was in the offering, so, family plus dog was packed up and…read morewith the intention of picking up picnic goods on the way, we left for Marley park. Now, being nearly 40 and increasingly removed from popular culture I miss the odd fact, like this weekend Marley Park was playing host to 30,000 music fans, which makes things like a picnic on the main stage a bit of a challenge. "What's that?" my wife asked as I drove on, wondering where the hell to go and 'I wonder if the people in that house would mind if we just set up camp on their front lawn?' It would probably be fine (picture worried looking people peeping out the sitting room curtains as the family Q picnic on their lawn)... till we start nipping behind the shrubbery for a pee... "What?" I reply and then see the sign for the Padraig Pearse Museum & St Enda's Park... I had never heard of it but having nowhere better in mind we decide to give it a bash. It's days like this where I should have done the lotto - we struck lucky with a spectacular park and grounds, full Brambles café (for those without picnic) and the weather to match. There is also an old castle ruin (a folly I'm pretty sure) which kept junior amused for ages. Well worth a visit, we didn't go into the museum, will save that for a more inclement day.

Really gorgeous well kept park. I mainly go to Marlay Park with my toddler because the playground…read moreis so good but decided to stop here for a change earlier this week. We had a nice little adventure. Would love to stop into the Pearse Museum but my two year old's attention span and noise levels wouldn't allow for a museum visit at the moment, another day perhaps! Not sure it's the most dog-friendly of places, spotted a very strict sign about dogs!! I could be wrong though. Regardless it's very peaceful and lovely spot for a picnic.

Okay, so camping might not seem like the best idea in the winter, but wait until our balmy summer…read morerolls around and you'll be delighted with this place. Located in Clondalkin, Camac Valley has everything you need for the make your own Butlin's experience, including a fishing lake, a laundry, an internet café and those all-important toilets and showers. Prices are reasonable - you can park your family, along with your tent or campervan for as little as €19 per night.

Camac Valley is the most convenient campsite for Dublin city centre, though its location 8km from…read morethe centre is really not all that convenient at all. Despite this, Camac Valley is not a bad place to pitch up for a few days. The campsite is well-equipped and family friendly, with a laundry, kitchen facilities, a 'wet-day room', a library, internet cafe and a children's playground. The number 69 bus departs from Aston Quay, and stops right outside the entrance to the campsite.

Experience.... 5/5 Horse Temperament... 4.5/5…read moreRoute... 4/5 What a beautiful day in Ireland. The sun was shining the sights were breath taking. The stable managers were very helpful in matching horse to rider and helping with getting on. I was very happy to have the extended ride and the trek was worth it! The route was super muddy because of rain earlier in the night. For about half the trip, we didn't have an exact path and wove through the forest/countryside. The horses were definitely exhausted by the end of our journey, but continued to respond fairly well to requests.

Really cool experience with my kids at the lesson today with breathtaking views during our trek…read moreafter the lesson. Killegar Stables is a magnificent equestrian center. We really enjoyed Sunday. Thank-you to all of the friendly team and dedicated management for making our time so much fun. The views from the cross-country course were spectacular and the expertise of the management is evident from the get-go as safety is the top priority. Andrew. 31st March 2019.