Whether you're seeking starry skies, family fun, or a relaxing rural escape, the Boyne Valley has something for every kind of camper. From traditional tent pitches to stylish glamping and motorhome stays, this region blends outdoor adventure with ancient heritage.
Here’s your guide to three great spots offering a mix of facilities, and how to make the most of your stay.
Loughcrew Megalithic Centre
Nestled beside the ancient Loughcrew Cairns in County Meath, Loughcrew Megalithic Centre is a tranquil hideaway where history, nature and hospitality come together. With sweeping countryside views and a charming, traditional setting, it's an ideal base for exploring the surrounding heritage trails or simply switching off for a few days.
1. Camping: Bring your own tent and settle into a peaceful pitch with beautiful views of the Meath landscape. The site is clean and modern, providing a relaxed setting for first-time and seasoned campers alike. Facilities include a playground and games room, making it a great family-friendly option.
2. Glamping: Loughcrew offers cosy yurts for those who want a touch of comfort while still enjoying the outdoors. The yurts are ideal for couples or small families, offering warmth, charm and rustic comfort in a serene setting.
3. Motorhome Facilities: Yes, Loughcrew welcomes campervans and caravans, with ample space and convenient access to amenities. It’s a hidden gem for van-lifers looking to explore the ancient landscape at their own pace.
This laid-back centre is perfect for those looking to slow down and enjoy history, nature and connection.
Rock Farm Slane
Situated across the river from Slane Castle, Rock Farm Slane is a 90-acre organic paradise offering luxury glamping with a sustainable ethos. Whether you’re planning a romantic weekend or a group retreat, Rock Farm is as adventurous as it is relaxing.
1. Camping: While Rock Farm focuses more on glamping, there are informal camping options available during certain times of the year, particularly for events or group bookings. Check in advance for availability.
2. Glamping: This is where Rock Farm shines. Choose from luxury yurts, bell tents, or cosy shepherd’s huts, all set within natural woodland and meadows. Communal areas include a clay pizza oven, fire pit, kitchen, and even an outdoor hot tub and natural swimming pool. Glamping here means immersing yourself in nature without compromising on comfort.
Perfect for eco-conscious travellers, couples, and those planning a celebration or wellness escape.
Slane Farm Hostel, Cottages & Camping
Located next door to the famous Slane Castle, Slane Farm is part of a working dairy farm and offers a warm, rustic base for visitors looking to explore the area’s rich history.
1. Camping: A popular camping destination, especially during major events like the Slane Castle concerts. Tent pitches are available in a welcoming and relaxed environment surrounded by farmland and heritage.
2. Glamping: Yes, Slane Farm offers a small selection of glamping accommodation, providing simple comfort and a back-to-nature feel. Availability can vary, so it’s best to check ahead.
3. Motorhome Facilities: Yes, you can park up your motorhome here, making it a flexible base to explore nearby sites such as Newgrange, the Hill of Tara and the Boyne River.
Great for families, history lovers, and anyone seeking an easy-going countryside break close to local landmarks.
Whether you’re after campfires and countryside, glamping under the stars, or the ease of a campervan adventure, the Boyne Valley has you covered.
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