Ireland's Ultimate Hiking Campsite

At the base of the Sliabh Liag mountain

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About Sliabh Liag Camping

Sliabh Liag Camping is an established campsite providing everything the camping & outdoor enthusiast needs while exploring the Sliabh Liag peninsula and south west Donegal.

The campsite is located directly on the Wild Atlantic Way and at the foot of the highest accessible sea cliffs in Europe, Sliabh Liag. We are also very proud to be the official start of the Pilgrim's Path, a historic hiking route that takes you along the traditional pilgrimage of the saint Aoidh Mhic Bhricne.

 

Choose Your Best Adventure

There are many attractions to explore and activities to enjoy while visiting the Sliabh Liag peninsula. Make it your best adventure by adding the below activities onto your itinerary.

Sliabh Liag Hiking Loop

Roughly 12 km total and takes 3 - 4 hours

For most of our guests, the hiking loop is the main attraction. If you are looking for an amazing hike with world class scenery, then we are the campsite for you.

Our new walkway along the back of the campsite acts as the start of the Pilgrim's Path. From the top of the walkway you will witness spectacular views of Donegal Bay and the mountain of Sliabh Liag. The perfect way to start your hike.

Start right at the campsite

Head up the traditional Pilgrim's Path

See stunning views around the top of Sliabh Liag

For the adventurous, head over the One Man's Pass

Return down along the cliffside for more breath-taking sights

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Gavin
2 October 2026
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My partner and I have stayed at Sliabh Liag Camping Park twice this year in our camper van and have been delighted with both visits. It’s a lovely, modern campsite in a fantastic location. The Rusty Mackerel is about a 5-minute walk away, while the Sliabh Liag Visitor Centre and Café is just a minute down the road. The showers are probably the best we’ve come across on a campsite. Each shower room has its own toilet, sink and mirror, and they are kept absolutely spotless. There’s also a good campers’ kitchen, on-site Wi-Fi and sensor-activated safety lighting at night. When we first visited in late August, there was also an on-site pizza hut, with €15 pizzas that seemed very popular. At €35 a night, including electric and showers, we think it’s very good value. The site is clean, well maintained and clearly cared for by the staff. We’ve really enjoyed both stays and will definitely be back. Highly recommended for anyone touring Donegal in a camper van! 🚐👍
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Dolores Davidson
24 September 2026
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A great stop over in this lovely spot. Lots of facilities for campers, even on-site pizza. Entertainment was the Katie Taylor fight on a communal screen and the nearby Rusty Mackerel. Highly recommend.
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Claudia Winkler
22 September 2026
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Friendly and hassle-free welcome after booking, clean toilets and showers, good location for excursions nearby, great pub within walking distance! However, our pitch wasn't suitable for our awning, as we couldn't get the pegs into the hard ground. Very difficult to maneuver in the strong wind! Otherwise, everything was fine!

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anna scapolla
17 September 2026
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Spacious gravel pitches with surrounding greenery. Very friendly and attentive staff. Excellent Wi-Fi coverage. Exceptional bathrooms and showers with mixer taps. Small but cozy kitchen and laundry room. The convenient path starting from the campsite offers a breathtaking view of the cliffs from above.

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Jason Baty
4 September 2026
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excellent location for an overnight stay post hike. The showers were awesome.
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Christine Mittasch
2 September 2026
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A very nice spot and a great base for exploring the stunning cliffs of Sliabh League. There are "bathrooms" with hot showers in small containers, a well-equipped camper's kitchen, and lovely pitches, some with grassy verges.

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David Casson
1 September 2026
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This is a great overnight or couple of day stopover. We are motorhome travelers and stayed the night following a hike up the mountain. Great views from the top. The camping area is basic, but all the essentials are there, toilets, showers, motor hom service point ect. There is the shuttle bus station next to the site, a visitors centre, cafe with great food and drinks, a village pub that is known for great food and live music. All said a great place to stay, either camping, or motorhome, campervan users. Caravan owners might strugle with the tight roads, to the site.
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Simon Strohmaier
1 September 2026
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Beautiful spot with everything you need. Nice pub nearby and a wonderful starting point for the hike around the cliffs.

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Birgit Haupt
25 August 2026
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A very nice and quiet campsite with spacious pitches. Dogs are welcome. The sanitary facilities are clean, and showers are included in the price. The reception staff is very friendly. The price of €35 without electricity in high season was perfectly reasonable for us. This campsite is the perfect starting point for a hike to the Sliabh Liag cliffs. You can reach the cliffs in about 50 minutes on foot along the road. Alternatively, you can take the shuttle bus directly from the campsite up to the cliffs. However you choose to get there, the cliffs are definitely worth a visit. There's a café next to the campsite, and a pub is about a 10-minute walk away. We would definitely come back.

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Rian Molloy
23 August 2026
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Great location to camp at with incredible views from the site location. Very well run with a great team and clean facilities. Kieran was ready to help with anything we needed and felt right at home. We will definitely be back again. Thanks for everything 👌