Glamping in Republic of Ireland

Lakeland Lodge

• Authentic 17th-century two-bedroom lodge on the banks of Lough Melvin
• A five-minute drive to Bundoran beach; 15 minutes to Mullaghmore
• Outdoor hot tub included; stunning lake and mountain views

Eco Camping Glamping

• Eco-friendly site in Miltown Malbay, a hub of traditional music
• A five-minute drive from Spanish Point and the Wild Atlantic Way
• Fresh produce for sale on site from the organic smallholding

Seaview Cabin

• Luxury cabin five minutes’ drive from Kinlough in County Leitrim
• Tullan Strand surfing 10 minutes’ drive; Mullaghamore Head 20 minutes
• High-spec styling, fully equipped kitchen and private decking

Ghleann Eada

• Traditional thatched cottage in Co. Leitrim's Glenade Valley
• A five-minute drive from the Arroo Trail; 10 minutes from Kinlough
• Cosy kitchen/living space with open fire and gorgeous views

Wheelhouse Pods

• Cosy ensuite glamping pods on the edge of the village of Burtonport
• Ferries to Arranmore and Inishfree five minutes' drive away
• Café on site with local seafood and vegetarian dishes available

Inch View Cabin

• Peaceful two-bedroom cabin with gorgeous Co. Donegal views
• A 20-minute drive to Derry; great location for Inishowen 100 drive
• Bathroom and kitchen included; deck with barbecue and seating

Hilltop Hideaway

• Luxury log cabin with Blue Stack Mountains views in County Donegal
• Ten minutes’ drive to Donegal Town; Rossnowlagh Beach 20 minutes
• Private patio, barbecue and hot tub; famed pub five minutes’ drive

Arranmore Glamping

• Family-run glampsite with Wild Atlantic Way views on Arranmore Island
• A ferry ride from Burtonport on the County Donegal mainland
• Luxury pod with ensuite, kitchen and TV; wildlife tours available

Attymachugh Lodge

• Spacious and comfy three-bedroom caravan in the Ox Mountains
• A 10-minute drive from Foxford and half an hour from Castlebar
• Self-contained unit with bathroom and well-equipped kitchen

Portsalon Luxury Camping

• Adults-only glamping on Donegal's Fanad peninsula
• Spectacular views of the north Donegal coast
• Secluded yurts with king-size beds and woodburning stoves

Daisy Creek

Cedar Boathouse and Shepherd's Huts

• Heaven On Top Of The Hill Looking Over All Of West Cork
• In old famine fields surrounded by traditional stone ditches.
• With sunset views to die for and Lough Hyne Nat Reserve down the hill