ABOUT YOUR STAY
We primarily take bookings through our website. If you are having difficulty booking, please contact us and we will help you as best we can.
Check-in is from 14:00 to 19:00.
If you intend to arrive after 19:00, please let us know so we can best accommodate you.
Check-out is 12:00.
Yes, dogs/pets are allowed at the campsite. However, all pets are to be kept on short leads at all times with no exceptions and it is expected that all dog droppings are picked up by their owner ASAP.
We do not accept dogs on the Irish Banned & Restricted Breeds list.
Yes, children are not permitted to be running around the campsite from 9 pm. General quiet time is strictly from 11 pm to 7 am.
ABOUT THE CAMPSITE FACILITIES
- 35 electric hook-up points
- 20 fresh-water points (with fresh-drinking water available at each touring bay)
- Chemical and grey waste disposal
- General waste and recycling disposal
- 4 hot showers
- 10 toilets
- Camper's kitchen
- Washing machine
- Tumble dryer
- Information and maps about the Sliabh Liag peninsula
- Knowledge on the local area and hiking trails
- World class destination
Yes, we have hot showers. These are not token based. They can be used any time by a campsite guest and are included as part of the campsite fee.
Yes. We have 6 toilets and 2 urinals.
Yes, we have a camper's kitchen. It contains:
- Kettle
- Toaster
- Sink with hot water
- Microwave
- Fridge
- Freezer
- TV
- Sockets (for charging phones only)
- A washing machine (available to use for €5)
- A tumble dryer (available to use for €5 per hour)
Yes. We provide washing and drying facilities that can be used for an additional fee. This fee can be paid in reception.
The washing machine and tumble dryer are located in the camper's kitchen.
It is €5 per use of the washing machine. This also includes a washing tablet if you need one.
It is €5 per hour to use the tumble dryer. If you use it for less than an hour, the charge is still €5.
No, we don't have a play park for children. However, there is a play park by the river in Carrick village, which is just a 5 minute drive from the campsite.
ABOUT THE AREA
The campsite is located on the Wild Atlantic Way, right at the foot of Sliabh Liag.
- 3.5 km from the viewing platform for Sliabh Liag cliffs
- Located directly on the 12 km hiking loop of Sliabh Liag
- A 5 minute walk from the Rusty Mackerel, bar and restaurant
- Next door to Tí Linn café & craft shop
- On the other side we have the Sliabh Liag Visitor Centre
- 1.5 km from Teelin Harbour, where you can find Sliabh Liag Boat Trips for a boat tour of Sliabh Liag cliffs
- Teelin Harbour is also the perfect place for a dip, a swim or paddle board in the safety of Teelin Bay
Tí Linn, the café next door to the campsite, offer breakfast between 9 - 1q in the morning. They give a special discount for their breakfast menu to campsite guests. Just bring over one of our business cards and let them know you are staying with us.
Tí Linn also offer a lunch menu from 11 - 6 in the evening. It is the perfect place for a quick bite to eat.
Another option for lunch and dinner is the local pub, the Rusty Mackerel. Perfect if you want to have food and a pint. Plus they are dog friendly.
The Rusty Mackerel is often very busy, so it is strongly recommended that you book a table.
During the summer Sliabh Liag Tours run a guided shuttle bus service from Tí Linn (next door to the campsite), right up to the viewing platform for Sliabh Liag cliffs.
Much more than just a bus service, Aidan and the team will highlight the key landmarks and regale you with stories of the cliffs rich history.
Sliabh Liag Boat Trips depart from Teelin Harbour and they get closer to the cliffs than anyone else. They stop at all the key photo points and offer stories of the area. You can even go swimming if you are aboard their flagship vessel, the Nuala Star. Tours are available at 10, 12, 2, 4 & 6.
To avoid disappointment, it is strongly advised that you book online. Click here to book now!
Sliabh Liag Camping is the perfect base camp for exploring the trails of Sliabh Liag. The viewing platform for the cliffs is just a 3.5 km walk away and offers breath-taking sights.
For the more experienced hiker, there is also a 12 km hiking loop. This usually takes people between 3 and 5 hours.
We recommend starting from the campsite and heading first towards the Pilgrim's Path. This can be found by heading down past the Rusty Mackerel and up the country lane you find on the left. This will bring you to the top of the mountain. From there you can head over or under the One Man's Pass, over Cnoc Ramhar, past the viewing platform for the cliffs, and then eventually end up back at the campsite.
There is also a more challenging hike along the cliffs all the way out to Malin Beg, but it is strongly advised that you have a local guide along with you. The journey there and back by foot will take up most of a day.
FURTHER QUESTIONS
WhatsApp us at: +353 85 818 2713
E-mail us at: info@sliabhliagcamping.ie
We prefer to be contacted by WhatsApp or text, rather than phone call, as we are very busy on site and may be unable to take your call.