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 21:00.
Check-out is 12:00.
Yes, dogs are permitted. However, you must pick up after them properly and keep them on a short leash at all times.
Yes, children are not permitted to be running around the campsite from 9.30 pm. General quiet time is from 11 pm to 7 am.
ABOUT THE CAMPSITE FACILITIES
- 35 electric hook-up points
- 20 fresh-water points
- Chemical and grey waste disposal
- General waste and recycling disposal
- 5 hot showers
- 5 toilets
- Camper's kitchen
- Washing machine
- Fire pit hire
- Information about the Sliabh Liag peninsula
- World class destination
We have 5 hot showers.
There is a €2 charge per shower that can be paid in reception (there are no tokens).
Yes. We have 6 toilets and 2 urinals altogether.
Yes, we have a camper's kitchen. It contains:
- A kettle
- A toaster
- A sink with hot water
- A microwave
- 2 fridges
- 1 freezer
- TV
- Sockets (for charging phones only)
- A washing machine (available to use for €5)
There is a washing machine in the camper's kitchen.
There is an additional charge of €5 per wash, which can be paid in reception. There are no tokens. Washing tablets can be found in the cupboard beside the washing machine (and are included in the €5 charge).
There is no tumble dryer. There is however a rotary dryer, if you wish to hang your clothes out to dry.
We have fire pits available to rent for €5 per night.
This charge does not include the timber. We recommend you bring your own timber, but if you give us notice, we will do our best to provide you with some (for an additional fee).
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 of the cliffs
- Hiking trails
- A 5 minute walk from the Rusty Mackerel, bar and restaurant
- Tí Linn craft shop next door
- 1.5 km from Teelin Harbour, where you will find Sliabh Liag Boat Trips
The Rusty Mackerel is often very busy, so it is strongly recommended that you book a table.
Sliabh Liag Boat Trips depart from Teelin Pier 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 13 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 Ciarán at: +353 85 279 5953
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.