Our Park is located on a small peninsula at the estuary of Streamstown Bay, on a beautiful, private, white sandy Atlantic beach, opposite Omey Island near Claddaghduff Village, Clifden, Connemara. The park is uncommercialized, in an Area of Scientific Interest within a unique ecosystem, on a listed Priority EU Machair habitat site, which is rare in Europe and confined to the Western Seaboard of Ireland and Scotland. Our Park is a low density campsite on a "certified organic farm" with beautiful, private, panoramic, Atlantic seascape views. The campsite has all the attractions of "wild camping" with the safety and comforts of a modern caravan & camping park.The park has an excellent supply of fresh organic potable mineral water, which is extracted from its sand bearing soils.

From Clifden town, take a turn right at the Esso station onto the N59 road, this is the Westport road . After approx. 3km you turn left for Claddaghduff, as sign posted. You follow this road (along by the stream) for approx. 6km. You will see our sign on the left hand side of the road. Our campsite is located where the stream meets the Atlantic ocean!