Z01 River Valley HHHH
Open: 14 Mar - 2 Nov
eland
Dun Laoghaire: 32 miles Rosslare: 64 miles
The site is in Redcross Village, County Wicklow, 4 miles
from Brittas Bay, one of the best beaches in Ireland
and only 36 miles from Dublin. It is within easy reach
Facilities
of many of Ireland’s most popular attractions including
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the Vale of Avoca (Ballykissangel country), the Motte
• Shop • Laundry facilities
Stone and Mount Usher Gardens. There is a choice of
• Wine bar
*
• Disabled facilities
five golf courses within 20 miles of the site and for
• Restaurant
*
• Nearby: Horseriding, Fishing,
• Take-away (21 Mar-30 Sep) Windsurfing, Wicklow Garden
walkers Wicklow offers challenging hills and granite
• BBQs permitted Festival (May/June), Golf mountains, riverbanks and long sandy beaches. The sea
• Children’s play area
*
Town: 7 miles. Beach: 4 miles
• Tennis
*
• Club comment: There is a
fishing is also excellent.
• Minigolf
*
supplement for pup tents
• Golf (18 hole par 3) payable direct to site. Dogs
This is a family-run campsite very popular with Club members and
Republic of Ir
• Outdoor bowling green permitted in low season for
with activities for all the family. There are hardstanding and grassy
• Pets corner anyone. In high season dogs
• TV/Games room permitted in couples area only
pitches on site, also a number of mobile homes. The two main toilet
*
Open: 14 Mar-2 Nov
blocks (including pay showers €0.50) are modern and well equipped.
Two new activities on site this year are remote-controlled boats and
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cars. The site has its own golf course and sports complex and has
Site Only Per Night (£)
a section set aside for Club members. This site can become busy in
Outfit +2 16.23 17.64 16.23
high season although there is a special area reserved for couples.
Extra Person 4.23 4.23 4.23
Child 2-14 2.82 2.82 2.82
Child 0-1 Free Free Free
Price includes 6 amp electricity. Minimum stay: None.
BOOKING CODE: Z01
Z02 Fleming’s White Bridge HHHH
Facilities
120
Open:
• Shop (1 Jun-1 Sep) • Nearby: Restaurants, Bar,
14 Mar-30 Mar / 25 Apr-5 Oct / 23 Oct-27 Oct
• BBQs permitted Take-away, Swimming pool,
• Bike hire (25 Apr-5 Oct) Children’s play area, National
Dun Laoghaire: 202 miles Cork: 55 miles
• Fishing Museum of Irish Transport,
(Permit required 25 Apr-5 Oct) Country walks,
• TV room Horseriding, Golf,
Situated at Ballycasheen, Killarney, not far from the
• Games room Town: 1 mile, Beach: 18 miles
• Laundry facilities • Club comment: Awning
lakes of Killarney and the Ring of Kerry, Fleming’s White charge payable direct to site
Bridge Caravan Park is ideal for exploring the magnificent
scenery of western Ireland. Also worth visiting are Cork,
The toilet blocks (including pay showers approx €1) are modern and
Blarney Castle with the famous Blarney Stone and Cashel
maintained to a very high standard. The emphasis here is on peace and
which was the seat of kings of Ireland and medieval
quiet although the site staff are happy to suggest local excursions which
bishops. Seafood lovers will want to visit Kinsale,
depart direct from the site. The site can become busy in high season.
especially at the time of the annual food festival.
Although only a mile from Killarney Town, this friendly family-run
site has a peaceful country setting located on the banks of the River
Flesk. A fairly sleepy railway line close-by has trains from 0700-2200
but the site is very quiet and picturesque. There are both grassy and
hardstanding pitches available with a small number of mobile homes.
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Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 21.16 21.16 21.87 21.16 21.87
Extra Person 5.64 5.64 5.64 5.64 5.64
Child 0-14 2.12 2.12 2.12 2.12 2.12
Price includes 10 amp electricity. Supplement payable for outfits over 8m. Minimum stay:
None.
BOOKING CODE: Z02
154
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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