Z03 Knock Park Z06 Glenross
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Open: 1 March – 31 October Open: 10 –13 April and 1 May – 23 September
Port: Dun Laoghaire: 149 miles/239km // Cork: 159 miles/255km Port: Dun Laoghaire: 214 miles/344km // Cork: 77 miles/123km
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The site is situated on the outskirts of the village of
Glenbeigh and commands a beautiful view of Rossbeigh
Strand, which is a short drive from the site. Glenross is an
ideal base for touring the Ring of Kerry, Killarney and
Knock Caravan Park is situated in Knock village, best Dingle.
Republic of
known for its national shrine, attracting visitors from far
Glenross Caravan and Camping Park is a small campsite which
afield.The site is an ideal base for touring County Mayo and
has been awarded four stars by Bord Failte. There is one central
the west of Ireland. Galway, Westport and Sligo are only an
toilet block with pay showers (€1) which has recently been
hour’s drive away with Achill Island and Connemara within
refurbished, as well as a games room, kitchen and laundry
easy reach. There is plenty to do nearby including fishing facilities. Pitches are clearly marked out, most are hardstanding
and golf. The Museum of Country Life is housed in modern and all have easy access. The hotel next door serves meals and
buildings in the grounds of Turlough Park and makes an
has traditional music and dance nights on Friday and Saturday
interesting visit.
evenings. The village shops are within easy walking distance.
Bikes can be hired from the site in high season.
This small site has flat hard-standing pitches set in lovely
undulating countryside. There are a number of mobile homes on Facilities
site. The office, community room and sanitary facilities, including
a33 BBQs permitted a33 Nearby: Horseriding, Fishing
free showers, are all located in one central building with a
a33 Indoor Games Room (permit req'd), Golf, Boating,
second sanitary block also available. There are restaurants,
a33 Bike Hire (High season) Tennis, Watersports, Shops,
takeaways, a garage and shops all present in the village Knock
a33 Laundry facilities Bar (next door), Take-away,
0.3 miles/0.5km away.
a33 Motor caravan service point Restaurant.
Facilities
a33 Gas & Electric BBQs permitted a33 Disabled facilities
on pitches a33 Motor caravan service point
a33 Children’s play area a33 Nearby: Fishing, Golf,
(1 Apr-31 Oct) Horseriding, Knock shrine,
a33 Table tennis (1 Apr-31 Oct) Knock folk museum, Ashford
a33 TV room Castle.
a33 Laundry facilities
88
Club comment: Some noise from Shrine when
services are broadcast on tannoy. Dogs must be on
a lead at all times.
Town:
37
Club comment: Awning charge €3 per night payable
6.5 miles/10.5km
direct to site.
01/03-30/06 30/06-31/08 31/08-31/10
Town: 6.5 miles/10.5km Beach: 1.25 miles/2km
Site Only Per Night (£)
10/04-13/04 01/05-31/05 31/05-31/08 31/08-23/09
Outfit +2 17.69 19.19 17.69
Site Only Per Night (£)
Extra Person 1.51 1.88 1.51
Outfit +2 24.27 23.48 24.27 23.48
Child 4-11 0.75 0.75 0.75
Extra Person 6.59 6.59 6.59 6.59
Infant 0-3 Free Free Free
Child 0-13 2.48 2.48 2.48 2.48
Price includes 15 amp electricity.
150
Minimum stay: 4 nights (Mon-Thurs) and 3 nights (Fri-Sat) in July and August.
Price includes 10 amp electricity. Minimum Stay: None.
BOOKING CODE: Z03
BOOKING CODE: Z06
Call Travel Services on 01342 316 101 or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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