Sliabh League

At nearly three times the height of the Cliffs of Moher, the Slieve League Cliffs offer incredible views from their peaks of the wild Atlantic Ocean, the rugged landscapes, and the racing skies which can change quickly from wispy white clouds to dramatic greys at a moment’s notice

The family-run Slieve League Cliffs Centre is packed full of local history and culture, so take time to check out the locally made knitwear and artworks. In summertime, you might even catch a traditional Irish music session!

Ferry to arranmore

Take a ferry trip to Arranmore Island or Árainn Mhór, situated off the coast of County Donegal on the magnificent Wild Atlantic Way touring route. Wild and untamed, the island has a rich and vibrant heritage and culture and has been inhabited since prehistoric times. The Gaelic traditions are still thriving on the Arranmore Island and if you are looking for a real taste of island life, then this is definitely not to be missed on your Donegal adventure.There is something for everyone on Arranmore Island: Sea Angling, Birdwatching, Climbers can tackle the steep cliffs, Unique Ascents, Hens & Stag Parties, Bike Hire: https://arranmoreferry.com

what we offer

Do you want to stay somewhere with first class amenities to park your touring caravan, motorhome or pitch your tent?
– 15 pitches for Caravans, Motor Homes & Tents
– 4 Static Mobile Homes on blocks, max occupancy 4 adults and 2 children

ADVENTURE AT YOUR DOORSTEP

– Located on the blue flag beach with 4 miles approx of beach front
– Ring fort in the local area Doon fort within walking distance
– Dolmon mealithic portal tombs in the area
– Located on the beach is a island which can be accessed when the tide
  is out by walking ancient graveyard and church on the island
– Beaches looking over the mainland
– Local playground at the Dolmon center
– Pier at portnoo a mile around the road for kayacking, boating