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| Claddaghduff Road Wild Atlantic Way Connemara, Clifden, Co. Galway | |
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Specialties
Our Park is low in density & uncommercialized. Glamping & wild camping style plots are peaceful & privately spaced apart between ‘marram grass’ covered sand dunes, making your camping experience unique & more enjoyable! Enjoy the vast open space, natural beauty, sandy beaches, breathtaking sunsets, cosy campfires, under a star friendly big sky. All within the boundaries of an eco-friendly facility, that is a serene destination to unwind.
The site is almost surrounded by the sea & has the perfect on site location for all kinds of sea-borne activities including, safe swimming, excellent sea angling, scuba diving, wind & kite surfing, boating & the famous ‘drift dive’. An excellent experience is the ‘drift snorkle’ from our sandy beach along the estuary of Streamstown Bay. There are beautiful coastal beach walks directly from the park, including walks to & around the tidal island of Omey.
History
Established in 1965.
Clifden’s unique ecological ‘Private Beach’ Campsite & Caravan Park is nestled amongst the sand dunes on the Western fringe of Connemara, County Galway.
Our park offers campers a sustainable, cluster free, ‘real camping’ experience on eight hectares of coastal Machair habitat bio-diversity, with unparalleled panoramic Atlantic seascape views. The coastal Park, with its ‘secluded private beach’ is within easy walking distance to the stunning tidal Island of Omey.
We are ideally located, just ten minutes from Clifden town & two minutes from the small senic village of Claddaghduff between the beautiful Atlantic ocean & the majestic Twelve Bens mountain range, where rocks & Ocean collide!
Meet the Business Owner
kris A.
Business Owner
Clifden’s unique ecological ‘Private Beach’ Campsite & Caravan Park is nestled amongst the sand dunes on the Western fringe of Connemara, County Galway.
Our park offers campers a sustainable, cluster free, ‘real camping’ experience on eight hectares of coastal Machair habitat bio-diversity, with unparalleled panoramic Atlantic seascape views. The coastal Park, with its ‘secluded private beach’ is within easy walking distance to the stunning tidal Island of Omey.
