Camping in Northern Ireland

Impressive castles, imposing glaciers, vast hilly plains - in Northern Ireland, guests spend an unforgettable stay camping with a motorhome or caravan. Travellers will find numerous sites nestled in deep green meadows and picturesquely surrounded by mountains. So if you are longing for a relaxing break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, camping in Northern Ireland is the perfect choice.

Special features of camping in Northern Ireland

Ireland, the so-called Emerald Isle, is divided into two parts: In the north-east, guests will find Northern Ireland, which is politically part of the United Kingdom but not part of Great Britain. The remaining area belongs to the Republic of Ireland. Northern Ireland is divided into a total of 11 districts, all of which are home to tranquil campsites nestled in Northern Ireland's deep green countryside - ideal for anyone longing for peace and relaxation. Some of the campsites are located close to tranquil lakes or right by the sea. Active holidaymakers will therefore find countless opportunities for sporting activities. Northern Ireland is a paradise for hikers, cyclists and anyone who enjoys being active in the fresh air.

Best time to travel

Anyone travelling to Northern Ireland in a motorhome or caravan can expect a temperate maritime climate. This means that despite its northerly location, the summers are mild and the winters are mild. Rainfall basically occurs all year round, but especially in the colder seasons. The warmest months are the summer months of June, July and August. During this time, the daily highs are around 18 degrees Celsius. Even in midsummer, however, temperatures drop to around 10 degrees Celsius at night. The best time to go camping in Northern Ireland is therefore from May to September. Travellers can look forward to particularly long days and pleasant temperatures.