Glamping in County Wicklow

Wicklow is the perfect destination to enjoy your holiday walking, hiking, exploring and relaxing. Like the experience of sleeping inside a corral with donkeys, roosters, chickens, and ducks as neighbours, a wide area to walk and play with your kids. But if you are looking for a quieter escape, there are some beautiful glamping sites in the countryside with the proximity of a path ready to be explored in a completely relaxing environment.

In these charming and comfortable glampsites for couples and families, you can combine the novelty that camping in the heart of the countryside represents, with the warmth of a place that offers you all the comforts and makes you feel at home. Large terraces and patios with mountain views, with large domestic spaces and appropriate furniture to rest after a very active day. Mountains, forests, gardens waiting to be visited. Find the one that best suits your needs and book now.

This county is full of natural beauty that makes it very attractive to those who love the outdoors. With mountains, Ireland's largest national park, valleys, lakes and a stunning coastal path with plenty of marine life that runs from Bray to Greystones. You can decide the best way to explore it. If you want to walk, hike, climb the mountains, enjoy its blue flag beaches, take a bike tour. Everything is ready waiting for you.

For those who are passionate about nature and live the Adventure, this county offers incredible outdoor activities full of adrenaline and lots of fun. Practice Kite surfing, climb the highest mountain in the county at 925 m., explore the best trails, have a day of adventure on the Inny River, or you may decide to snorkel at Solomon's Hole. There are many things to do, explore and discover. Come and have a cool time.

The county offers you the longest and oldest road in Ireland with a distance of 131 kilometres. The tour begins in Marlay Park south of Dublin, passes through County Wicklow and ends in the town of Clonegal. It is expected to take 5-7 days and is recognized by the Irish Sports Council. Everything is ready.

Enjoy a wide variety of fun, challenging and exciting activities for the whole family offered by this park that has 80 acres of forests and lakes. Let your children discover the village of Elf & Fairy in a wooded area full of magic, where everyone has the experience of knowing the small sweet shop, a cute café, an underground bunker; a spectacular Headquarters for the fairy folk.

Admire the stunning views offered by the 5,000 acres that cover these waters. The lakes were formed when the dam and the Poulaphouca hydroelectric power station, the largest artificial lake in Ireland, were built. Nearby is Russborough House which houses the art collection of the famous Albert Beit. Here you will enjoy the 2000-metre maze of beech hedges that is the centre of fun for the family.

Irish cuisine is the product of the social and political changes that it has undergone and a mixture of the different cultures that live there. The most popular are: Irish stew made with lamb, onions, and potatoes with herbs such as thyme, parsley and bay leaves. Smoked salmon is another delicious dish that you can enjoy in these places where gastronomy is very famous.

Live a unique adventure, exploring the surroundings of Belmont. Rent or bring your mega fat bike, or if you'd rather give it that extra boost, pick up an electric fat and have fun while exploring the hidden trails around Belmont and the countryside at Wicklow. There are all day or noon family tours. Other excursions are available to take you to the ancient east of Ireland such as beaches, swamps, forest, mountains, and snow.

This wonderful aquarium has become the perfect family fun. With over 30 screens, they are home to over 1,000 creatures including species such as black tip reef sharks, octopuses, seahorses, rays, and red-bellied piranha. Dive into these depths without any fear and without getting wet even if it is a rainy day. Just a 2-minute walk from Bray Dart Station and then enjoy a relaxing and exciting 30-minute train ride from Dublin city centre.

These astonishing beaches are located southwest of the town of Greystones and have almost half a mile of shoreline. It is the ideal place to bathe or swim or simply disconnect. In addition, your children can enjoy a play area very close to the beach. It is easy to get to the beach by public transport, the DART train travels to Greystones from Dublin City centre frequently during the day.