More glens? Yes please...You’ll be belting out the lyrics of Green Glens of Antrim as soon as you set eyes on this park, set in an Area of Outstanding Beauty in one of the nine Antrim glens. Glenmore Caravan and Camping Park is between Ballintoy and Ballycastle, in prime position for some of the most eye-watering scenery in the country – we’re tempted to say ‘in the world’ here, but then we’re biased…
It’s a whopper of a park at 95 acres and there are several different camping areas available, so you can pitch up with the kids or hide away with your other half in a romantic corner to take in the viewpoints across to Rathlin Island, the Mull of Kintyre or Isla. Either way, we expect to hear Green Glens of Antrim being softly crooned to your loved ones – and dog – for as long as you can get away with. Newbies are well catered for: just ask the very friendly owners if you need help with your van, tent or how to pick something to do from the vast range of activities in the area if you’re using the park as your touristy base at any time of the year.
Northern Ireland is fab for fishing but anglers won’t have to go too far with the fly fishing lake right on site, before trying some champ in the restaurant and settling in for the night in the Glenmore bar. If your family or suffering other half are threatening divorce as you sing Green Glens of Antrim yet again, they’ll be easily pacified: the two young women resident at the park are members of the traditional Irish band Tir na Og and can usually be persuaded to give a few songs and tunes any night. Harmony reigns.
Nearby attractions and activities
Just leave the park and start strolling: there are wondrous walks all around, with Antrim wildlife and birds abounding, or giddy up by cantering around the coast on horseback. Both Ballintoy and Ballycastle are on the main coast road to Giant’s Causeway, the alleged stomping ground of giant Finn McCool and the only World Heritage Site in Ireland. Make a day of it by quivering on the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge (don’t look down) and calm your nerves afterwards with a toddy and a tour at the Bushmills Distillery.
Seaside town Ballycastle is a mere three miles away for more traditional music on Friday nights in the very old House of McDonnell pub, and is also the ferry point for Rathlin Island six miles off the coast. This RSPB reserve and tiny island is a must-see: get the Puffin Bus to the west coast to peer at the colourful critters up close, then stroll south to see the seals and the ruined stone cottages from days of yore. The Manor House hotel dishes up top local grub including freshly caught lobster and more champ, and pub grub is available in the nearby bar – or grab a crab burger from Chip Ahoy: just look to the right for the van once you get off the ferry.
For day trips, the seaside towns of Portrush and Portstewart are where many N Ireland folk meander to on a sunny day: Barry’s Amusements in Portrush is an institution, and Portstewart has to be visited for a roll down the sand dunes. Any golfers worth their tees need to get along to the Royal Portrush Golf Club, which is the only club in N Ireland to have hosted the Open and which is just 12 miles away from Glenmore. Or pack the paintbox and hit the beach: there are several gorgeous sandy spots along the Antrim Coast, such as the painters’ paradise Ballintoy Harbour.
Attractions near Glenmore Caravan and Camping Park
Must see
- Giant's Causeway, Antrim, Northern Ireland (8.0 miles)
National Trust
- Carrick-a-Rede (1.9 miles)
- Giant's Causeway (8.0 miles)
Cycle routes
Find local routes on the National Cycle Network - over 12,000 miles of cycling routes.
Activities near Glenmore Caravan and Camping Park
Ballycastle (3.1 miles) Beaches
RATHLIN (CURRENT BOUNDARY FROM 01/03/2006) (6.7 miles) Birdwatching
Portrush (Whiterocks) (11.9 miles) Beach - Excellent Water Quality Beaches Surfing
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great site nice and friendly owners DAVID R. (Young couple, 1 review, 0 photos) Confirmed ?
Liked: i liked the fact that due to the windy conditions when we arrived we were told to camp in the caravan and camper an area Disliked: only criticism would be only one sink for washing up and shower toilet area could be updated otherwise a great place to stay |
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Liked: John and Valerie were very welcoming even though they don't open until 16th March, so we had jumped the gun by a week. Disliked: Nothing |
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Glen more was a really nice place to had a wonderful time my kids enjoyed it the had a lot of fun fishing and go to see the Horses the owners were helpful and friendly we stayed most of the summer we will be in glen more next summer mcdevitt family patrolman71 (Family with young children, 1 review, 3 photos)
Liked: My kids like the fishing and seeing the ponys Disliked: Nothing |
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convenient location but needs upgrading Ian G. (Mature couple, 1 review, 0 photos) Confirmed ?
Liked: Location Disliked: Services block is in need of refurbishment |
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A great stay, got lucky with the weather, couldn't ask for more. James L. (Mature couple, 1 review, 0 photos) Confirmed ?
Liked: The location, great views. Locals really friendly, great stay. Disliked: Nothing |
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first class site. quiet and close to local attractions. john r. (Mature couple, 1 review, 0 photos) Confirmed ?
Liked: helpful staff and facilities Disliked: nothing |
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Medium site on a first come first served basis. magicmuffinjo (Family with young children, 3 reviews, 12 photos)
Liked: Wonderful views Disliked: Not enough showers (only 2 M and 2 FM) |
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Stunning Views, Ace Site fiddlegirl (Family with young children, 1 review, 0 photos)
Liked: Travelling with two young children I stayed at Glenmore campsite for three days with a caravan. I found this site great for exploring this beautiful coastline as it is in a central location and has spectacular views in every direction with wild life in abundance, It is family run and I found the owners very friendly the site itself is very well laid out with van spaces in clumps of about six so you do ... Disliked: Nothing really |
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Nice & Quiet Site would recommend Fiona_Connelly (Family with young children, 1 review, 0 photos)
Liked: Great Location, good facilities, lovely & quiet, lots of space, great for kids! Disliked: Nothing |
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very good paullorryman (Mature couple, 2 reviews, 0 photos)
Liked: I liked the friendly family welcome. The freedom...great hospitality - will defo be back Disliked: nothing |
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Overall great place to stay! angelaburns74 (Family with young children, 2 reviews, 11 photos)
Liked: I liked the friendly family welcome. The kids enjoyed the freedom...great hospitality - will defo be back! Disliked: Nothing |
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Leisure on site
Bar or club house
Cycle hire
Evening entertainment
Fishing
Fitness centre
Games room
Indoor swimming pool
Kids' club
On-site restaurant/cafe
Outdoor swimming pool
Play area
TV room
Take away
Tennis
Watersports
Amenities on site
Bath available
Car parking by pitch
Disabled facilities
Drying room
Food shop
Free wifi
Ice pack freezing
Internet access
Launderette
Local produce
Parent & baby washroom
Pick-up from public transport
Public telephone
Shower available
Toilet block
Washing-up area
Wifi
Utilities
Charging facilities
Chemical disposal
Gas cylinders available
Recycling available
Renewable energy
Touring and motorhomes
Electrical hook-up points for tourers
Hard standings
Motorhome service point
Rules
Campfires allowed
Commercial vehicles allowed
Dogs allowed
Dogs allowed all year
Themes
Gastronomic delight
Lake and/or mountain
Peaceful
Remote location
Spectacular scenery
Walkers' paradise
Wildlife haven
Nearby leisure
Fishing nearby
Golf nearby
Horse riding nearby
Indoor pool nearby
Restaurant nearby
Sailing nearby
Tennis nearby
Watersports nearby
Groups welcome
Family friendly
Motorcycle friendly
Rallies welcome
Single-sex groups welcome
Student groups welcome
Nearby amenities
Bar nearby
Public transport nearby
Shop nearby
Type
Medium (26-50 pitches)
Ordnance Survey maps (GB and Northern Ireland only) are available at lower levels via the drop-down menu.
Directions
Glenmore is on the Coast Road 8 miles from the Giant's Causeway and a half mile from the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, the Road is the B15 and called the White Park Road and goes from Bushmills to Ballycastle.
The Bus No 172 stops right outside Glenmore House & Campsite
Permitted arrival time
From 9am
Cancellation policy
Please let us know if you need to cancel.
Please note that your deposit paid to Pitchup.com is non-refundable.
Payment of balance
Payment in cash on arrival.
Cards accepted on the park
NoneTerms and conditions
Site booking terms and conditionsPlease note
Strictly no noise or barbecues after 11pm.
Stag and hen dos not accepted.
Check availability at Glenmore Caravan and Camping Park…
Grass tent pitch with car space alongside to suit up to four person tent without electric. Gazebos not accepted.
Max. persons: 4x
Grass area to suit one tent up to six persons and area for one car alongside. Gazebos not accepted.
Max. persons: 6x
Grass area to suit one tent up to eight persons and area for one car alongside. Gazebos not accepted.
Max. persons: 8x
Grass pitch approx. 8m x 9m with 6-amp electric. Gazebos not accepted.
Max. persons: 6x
Hardstand approx. 8m x 8xm with 16-amp electric included in price hook-up suitable for camper van or caravan. Gazebos not accepted.
Max. persons: unlimited
