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Camping and caravanning tips for Ireland
HAVE A WONDERFUL HOLIDAY IN IRELAND … AND SAVOUR THE FREEDOM OF THE GREAT OUTDOORS….
Ireland
is a country of rich variety and contrast, so naturally the many
caravan and camping parks listed in this Guide reflect this diversity.
From vibrant city to tranquil lake-shore, from sandy beaches
to inland rural retreats; wherever you choose to stay, you`ll
be guaranteed a warm welcome. |
The caravan and camping parks in this Guide do not attempt to be all things
to all people. Instead, you`ll find information about parks which
will appeal to particular holidaymakers—some premises are small and
family run, some are large and offer a host of amenities that are
particularly suited to families while others offer fewer facilities
in tranquil settings that may be more appealing to solo travellers
or couples.
Happy
childhood experiences of caravan and camping holidays
often encourage adults to return to this kind of holiday
with their children. Caravan and camping provides a
real freedom holiday option; do exactly what you want,
when you want. Relax in an informal unstructured environment,
enjoy the pleasures of the outdoors and stunning locations
whether they are coastal, inland, rugged or on the
doorstep of a major city. Children can play safely,
en joy the sheer novelty and adventure of a camping
holiday and make new friends on site. And if Mum wants
a real holiday too, opt for serviced accommodation
in the shape of a modern mobile homes on site that
allow you to relax and take it easy.For campers
and touring caravan owners simply plot your course
from our centre page map anmd choose from a number
of sites around the country. Enjoy the complete independence
and flexibility that only caravan and camping can offer. |
Commonly asked questions about caravan & camping
in Ireland:
TV:
TV is broadcast on both UHF and VHF bands. To receive signal you need
a dual or multi-band receiver.
GAS:Some visitors have difficulty replenishing their stock, so we suggest
you bring an adequate supply for your visit. Camping Gaz International
is widely available.
Electricity:Most parks offer between 6 and 10 amps. The blue Euro connection
is standard.
Telephones:Parks offer payphones or cardphones. Country access codes
are listed in the front of all telephone directories. Examples are:Northern
Ireland 08 + plus area code + numberU.K. 00 44 (drop zero from area code)+
numberFrance 00 33 + area code + numberGermany 00 49 + area code + numberItaly
00 39 + area code + number
Dogs:UK:
Dogs can be brought from the UK to Ireland without quarantine restrictions.
Rest of World: It is forbidden to bring animals into Ireland.
Roads:On main roads the yellow
dotted line designates the hard shoulder. One should not drive on it.however,
as a courtesy in Ireland many HGV`s and slow moving vehicles pull onto
it to allow traffic to overtake.
Departure Times:Checkout times on parks are 12 noon unless otherwise
agreed with park proprietor.
Emergency
Numbers:For Fire, Gardai, ambulance,
lifeboats, coastal mountain and cave
rescue dial 999 or 112 and ask the
operator for the emergency service
you require.
Every care has been taken in the compilation of this Guide to ensure
accuracy of information
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