Glamping in County Down - imagine a glamping getaway in County Down that seamlessly combines the wonders of nature with the comfort of unique, and sometimes quirky; glamping accommodations. Nestled snuggly amidst County Down's breathtaking landscapes and undulating rolling hills, discover stunning shepherd’s huts, safari tents, luxury glamping lodges, yurts, glamping pods named after sheep, and so much more! These charming glamping retreats in County Down offer the ideal setting for romantic glamping escapes or family adventures near sandy beaches. Promising an array of experiences, booking a glamping break in County Down provides something for everyone, including; awe-inspiring vistas of the majestic Mourne Mountains, encounters with vibrant wildlife, leisurely strolls along scenic nature trails and pathways, visits to quaint villages, and warm interactions with the welcoming locals - glamping in County Down has it all. Choose to stay in glamping pods within an area of outstanding natural beauty, and you'll be pleasantly surprised by the spacious and modern glampsite amenities offered by the many glamping lodges and shepherd's huts in County Down. County Down's glampsites encompass a variety of accommodations, from pods and domes to yurts and tents - perfect for families, couples and individuals seeking a glamping adventure. An upgrade from camping, glamping has many luxurious extras to ensure your glamping break in County Down is memorable, including; kitchenettes, a kettle, microwave, fridge and maybe even a wine fridge…oo la la! Additionally, many glampsites provide you with your own BBQ and deck, perfect for alfresco dining and S’mores by the fire pit. And let’s not forget the many glampsites in County Down with hot tubs, places where you can truly get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and ‘soak’ as you take in the flora and fauna of Northern Ireland. Luxury glamping lodges ensure a cosy night's sleep with luxuriosly comfortable memory foam mattresses, and high quality bed linens - while some glamping options may require you to bring your own sleeping bags. However, all of the glampsites in County Down share a common feature: prime locations near beaches, hiking trails, or town conveniences for endless shopping trips For those who are drawn to glamping in the Mourne Mountains, you will find yourself immersed in natural beauty, without sacrificing proximity to shops, restaurants, museums, and local attractions in Belfast. Other attractions and activities to explore from County Down's glamping sites include the family-friendly Exploris Aquarium, Castlewellan Forest Park, where you can wander through a castle and tackle an enchanting hedge maze, Down Cathedral, the reputed resting place of Saint Patrick, the charming coastal town of Newcastle with its inviting beach, the splendour of Royal Hillsborough Castle and Gardens, the prestigious Royal County Down Golf Club, and the Bronte Homeland, a haven for fans of the Bronte sisters' literary classics. Hop along the stepping stones in the beautiful Tollymore Forest Park, go stand up paddleboarding at Crawfordsburn Beach, and enjoy the panoramic views at Mount Stewart, a National Trust Heritage site with more than five and a half miles of beautiful walking trails for you to explore during your glamping trip to County Down. Discover unique glamping in County Down with Glamping in Ireland - Ireland’s only glamping directory dedicated to glampsites across the island of Ireland - search | book | stay.
Glamping in County Down – imagine a glamping getaway in County Down that seamlessly combines the wonders of nature with the comfort of unique, and sometimes quirky; glamping accommodations. Nestled snuggly amidst County Down’s breathtaking landscapes and undulating rolling hills, discover stunning shepherd’s huts, safari tents, luxury glamping lodges, yurts, glamping pods named after sheep, and so much more!
These charming glamping retreats in County Down offer the ideal setting for romantic glamping escapes or family adventures near sandy beaches. Promising an array of experiences, booking a glamping break in County Down provides something for everyone, including; awe-inspiring vistas of the majestic Mourne Mountains, encounters with vibrant wildlife, leisurely strolls along scenic nature trails and pathways, visits to quaint villages, and warm interactions with the welcoming locals – glamping in County Down has it all.
Choose to stay in glamping pods within an area of outstanding natural beauty, and you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the spacious and modern glampsite amenities offered by the many glamping lodges and shepherd’s huts in County Down. County Down’s glampsites encompass a variety of accommodations, from pods and domes to yurts and tents – perfect for families, couples and individuals seeking a glamping adventure.
An upgrade from camping, glamping has many luxurious extras to ensure your glamping break in County Down is memorable, including; kitchenettes, a kettle, microwave, fridge and maybe even a wine fridge…oo la la! Additionally, many glampsites provide you with your own BBQ and deck, perfect for alfresco dining and S’mores by the fire pit. And let’s not forget the many glampsites in County Down with hot tubs, places where you can truly get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and ‘soak’ as you take in the flora and fauna of Northern Ireland.
Luxury glamping lodges ensure a cosy night’s sleep with luxuriosly comfortable memory foam mattresses, and high quality bed linens – while some glamping options may require you to bring your own sleeping bags. However, all of the glampsites in County Down share a common feature: prime locations near beaches, hiking trails, or town conveniences for endless shopping trips
For those who are drawn to glamping in the Mourne Mountains, you will find yourself immersed in natural beauty, without sacrificing proximity to shops, restaurants, museums, and local attractions in Belfast.
Other attractions and activities to explore from County Down’s glamping sites include the family-friendly Exploris Aquarium, Castlewellan Forest Park, where you can wander through a castle and tackle an enchanting hedge maze, Down Cathedral, the reputed resting place of Saint Patrick, the charming coastal town of Newcastle with its inviting beach, the splendour of Royal Hillsborough Castle and Gardens, the prestigious Royal County Down Golf Club, and the Bronte Homeland, a haven for fans of the Bronte sisters’ literary classics.
Hop along the stepping stones in the beautiful Tollymore Forest Park, go stand up paddleboarding at Crawfordsburn Beach, and enjoy the panoramic views at Mount Stewart, a National Trust Heritage site with more than five and a half miles of beautiful walking trails for you to explore during your glamping trip to County Down.
Discover unique glamping in County Down with Glamping in Ireland – Ireland’s only glamping directory dedicated to glampsites across the island of Ireland – search | book | stay.
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