Caravan, Camping & Glamping Parks

Mourne Mountains & Ring of Gullion is a haven for lovers of the great outdoors. There’s no better place to pitch your tent or pull up in a caravan park than on the shores of the Irish Sea. 

Castlewellan Forest Park

Conveniently located in Castlewellan Forest Park, Castlewellan Caravan Park is beside one of Northern Ireland's most famous lakes, a stunning Victorian Castle, incredible panoramic views, scenic walking trails, 27km of Mountain Bike Trails, Nature Play perfect for the children, an onsite multi-activity centre, hedge maze and equestrian centre. With 60 hard standing pitches and 40 tent pitches, Castlewellan Forest Park boasts all of this and more making it a must-visit for all ages. 

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Kilbroney Caravan Park

Escape to Kilbroney Caravan Park on the banks of Carlingford Lough. With 50 pitches set on 97 acres in Kilbroney Park, this is the perfect camping spot for families and adventurers alike. 

Work on your backswing at the onsite tennis courts, or relax in the evening with a quiet barbeque. Guests at Kilbroney Park will adore exploring the nearby Carlingford Estate, including the Narnia Trail. 

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Family Camping and Caravanning in Delamont Country Park 

Set on the shores of Strangford Lough in Delamont Country Park at Killyleagh, Delamont Caravan Park offers 65 pitches in an idyllic forest setting. Enjoy your morning cuppa at the onsite Steamers Cafe, or set up camp at one of the many picnic benches across the site. 

There’s loads to do for the kids too. The outdoor adventure playground and miniature railway are particular favourites. For something a little bit different, in the summer months the Strangford Lough Canoe Trail is not to be missed. 

Camp under the starry skies of Mourne Gullion Strangford

We have some great places to pitch your tent in the area.

Check out the list of camping, glamping and caravan parks here.  

Beachfront Escapes with Modern Creature Comforts 

Feel the sea air as you stir in the morning at Annalong Holiday Park. This exclusive caravan and motorhome site features 11 pitches, along with power and bathing facilities, as well as space for larger touring caravans. 

What really sets Annalong Holiday Park apart is its location. Set up camp mere metres from the Irish Sea, and only a stone's throw from the trails of the Mourne Mountains. For adventures by land or sea, look no further than Annalong.

A Family Welcome at Murlough National Nature Reserve 

Murlough Cottage has been run by the Truesdale family for over seventy years. The world may have changed greatly in that time, but their warm family welcome has remained a constant. The site offers family entertainment for all ages, including an outdoor playpark, pool tables and video games. 

Get to know the local wildlife in the Murlough National Nature Reserve. With several bird species, rabbits, shrews and butterflies, Murlough Natural Nature Reserve is one of the most naturally diverse ecosystems in Ireland. Wander the trails of the reserve, and you’re sure to spy something amazing. 

Camp in the Shadow of Slieve Gullion 

Immerse yourself in nature at Bluebell Lane Glamping. Take your pick of one of the handcrafted wooden glamping pods, or the rustic shepherds’ hut. Fancy a walk on the wild side? Sleep under the canvas of the safari hut.

Wander through the 23,000 native trees which line Johnny’s Trail, or enjoy an exhilarating ride through the country with a tractor barrel ride. 

Glamping Adventurers in Rostrevor 

Looking for a base to experience the thrills of the great outdoors? East Coast Adventure Centre offers glamping at the core of their adventure tourism offering. Wake up in the morning, and hit the mountain biking trails of the Mourne Mountains, or take a guided sea kayaking tour. 

In the evenings, reminisce about the day’s activities at your own private fire pit, or simply curl up inside your very own cosy glamping pod. 

Exclusive Farm Glamping 

Get back to basics at Gorse Hill Farm Glamping. With three glamping pods, Gorse Hill offers all of the sights and sounds of a working farm. Even better, the site is located minutes from Tollymore Forest, with sweeping views over the Shimna River valley. 

With access to a shared kitchen and shower facilities, as well as a private fire pit, Gorse Hill is the site for a quiet family staycation, with easy access to nearby attractions like Spelga Dam, Castlewellan and Newcastle seafront. 

Motorhome Parking

Millstone Campsite - Newcastle 

Small family run campsite, catering for motorhomes, caravans and tents.

Motorhome Service Point - Annalong

Three motorhome facility points based in the car park at Annalong - each point provides water and electricity- with the ability to facilitate up to 8 motorhomes.

Castle Park, Newcastle

Four spaces have been provided at Castle Park which can be used for up to 12 hours at a time, according to current byelaws. No overnight parking permitted.