Camping Camac Valley
Campsite Overview
ADAC Classification
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Camper-Review
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Campsite Intro
About
Park-like grounds in the suburbs of Dublin with good bus connections to the city.
Special offers
Putting green on site.
Campsite features
Dogs allowed
Internet
Clear & straightforward
No hidden costs, Always transparent
Let the numbers speak
Over 500,000 overnight stays booked in the past 12 months
Expert customer support
Personal support for your booking
Campsite information
Accommodations
- Pitches for tourists: 193
- Pitches parceled: 113
Stay
- Languages at reception: English
Measurements
- Total size of the campsite: 7 ha
- Size of the pitches: 60 - 200 m²
- Meters above sea level: 142 m
Surrounding area
- Nearest town/village center: Dublin (in 2 km)
- Public transport stop: (in 50 m)
ADAC search number: IR70
"Under this number, you will find the campsite in the printed camp guide: ADAC Campingführer and on the corresponding planning map."
Site
Structured by hedges and groups of trees, surrounded by tall bushes and deciduous trees. Located on a busy access road. Pitches for caravans and motorhomes partially asphalted, a grassy area for tents.
Offer & equipment
Swimming & Wellness
- Outdoor pool (in 3 km)
- Indoor swimming pool (in 3 km)
Children
- Children's playground
dogs
- Dogs allowed
Sport
- Golf course (in 3 km)
Eat, Drink, Shop
- Restaurant or pub (in 2 km)
- Snack bar (in 3 km)
- Grocery store (in 3 km)
- Supermarket (in 3 km)
Sanitary
- Showers: 12
- Dishwashing basin: 5
- Sanitary cabin for wheelchair users
- Toilets: 49
- Tumble dryer
- Washing machines
Pitch
- Waste water and fresh water connections: 150
- Sockets: 10 amps
Supply and disposal for motor homes
- Emptying waste water tanks
- Emptying of cassette toilets
- Gas cylinder supply
Internet access
- Wifi on part of the campsite
- Wifi in the reception and restaurant area
Entertainment
- Lounge
Accessibility
- Sanitary cabin for wheelchair users
Location
Address
Naas Road, Clondalkin
D22 DR60 Dublin
Leinster
Ireland
Coordinates
Latitude 53° 18' 15" N (53.30438333)
Longitude 6° 24' 52" W (-6.41465)
Access route
West of Dublin. Accessible via the N7 (Dublin - Naas), signposted.
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Details
General condition of the campsite
6.9Cleanliness in sanitary
5.6Pitch or accommodation
8.1Price-performance ratio
4.4Shopping facilities
3.8Catering
3.8Friendliness of the staff
6.9Wifi / Internet quality
4.2Mobile reception
7.5Tranquility
4.4
9 reviews
9 reviews
Great campsite with very large pitches
Good7
Rainer
Motorhome
Couple
We are here for the first time and cannot understand the negative reviews. The site is large and well-maintained, the pitches are spacious, and the sanitary facilities are clean, though somewhat outdated.
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Good location, friendly staff, old facility
Pleasant6
Maria
Caravan
Alone
The location to Dublin is perfect, there is also a bus stop right in front of the site and a beautiful park for walking, there is also a run area for dogs. Unfortunately, the site is quite run down for the price. The sanitary facilities are old and not really clean. The showers are either too hot or too cold, there is no regulator. Toilets are often found to be very dirty. Additionally, there is cut grass everywhere, as it is not collected but left behind. The highway can unfortunately be heard quite strongly. Washing machine & dryer are overpriced and only work partially. The staff is very friendly, so it would be a great place if some care and renovation were put into it.
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...only the price is current, everything else is in decline
2
Paar aus D
Motorhome
Couple
Positive: Close to the city, spacious plots Negative: Loud traffic noise, old, unclean sanitary facilities that are also partially closed off. In the afternoon, there are usually only cold showers in the main sanitary building. Water only comes after inserting the shower token - so too late. The receptionist reacts defensively, angrily, and insultingly to complaints - in that order. There is then only one hot shower in the reception building. Wifi only at the reception. At 38€ including E plus 1€ per shower token, it's clearly too expensive. If the quality and friendliness match, I would gladly pay that, but I certainly won't return here. My recommendation is accordingly.
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City-Close Campsite
5
Monni
Motorhome
Couple
The pitches are spacious and partially separated from each other. We were able to choose our pitch in a specific area. Good bus connection to Dublin. The washing facilities and the toilets for women were, the toilet doors for men were partially defective. The showers are grouped together in the outdoor area and uncomfortable; hot water costs 1 EUR for 6 minutes, with no option to adjust the temperature or turn off the water. The hairdryer was also chargeable. There were no washing cubicles. The site is relatively loud as it is very close to the motorway. The price-performance ratio is relatively poor.
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Beautiful campsite near Dublin
Very good8
HeiFei
A beautifully maintained site. Friendly staff! You can ride a bicycle very nicely for about 40 minutes along the canal to Dublin. The sanitary facilities were clean! Thank you very much!
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In Decline
4
Bruno
The sanitary facilities are left to decay. Otherwise, the place is unkempt. What a pity! The location is actually perfect for visiting Dublin, and the staff is very friendly.
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Unfortunately poor sanitary facilities
Pleasant6
Anonymous
The place was family-friendly, but unfortunately, one had to pay 2 euros per shower (and it was unclear how long one was allowed to shower). Otherwise, well located and close to the center, but it takes 45 minutes.
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Superb10
Harry Tehl
11 years ago
Perfect starting point for visiting Dublin. Bus connection from the square to the city for 3.30 euros per person. Travel time is about 50 minutes. Service is regular but often delayed. The square is very well-maintained. Sanitary facilities are not new but clean (acceptable).
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Campsite classification
Sanitary
3.3
Quantity
Quality
Area/Site
4.3
Pitches
Public areas
Leisure
1.0
Sport, games, wellness
Animation
Swimming
0.0
In nature
Indoor & Outdoor Pools
Supply
0.0
Shopping possibilities
Gastronomic offers
Legal information
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Frequently asked questions about the campsite Camping Camac Valley
What is the best way to get to Dublin from Camping Camac Valley?
The location is brilliant for a city trip! Right outside the entrance, just about 50 metres away, you have a bus stop. From there, regular buses run directly into the centre of Dublin. This means you can leave your car or motorhome relaxed at the campsite and explore the Irish capital stress-free.
What are the pitches like at Camping Camac Valley?
The campsite offers spacious, parcellated pitches on park-like grounds. For motorhomes and caravans, the pitches are partly asphalted, which is super practical in rainy Irish weather. For tents, there is a lovely green meadow. Hedges and trees provide a cosy structure.
Are there any sources of noise on or near the campsite that I should be prepared for?
Since the campsite is located on the outskirts of Dublin, it is close to a busy access road. You can hear the traffic noise from the motorway quite clearly depending on the wind direction and your pitch. If you are a light sleeper, it is best to pack some earplugs for the night.
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