Relaxed campsite with some glamping and pitches for tents and campers. Very quiet (adults only, we saw later). 2 showers including toilet, but no need to wait yourself. Camping kitchen and campfire area. Dogs allowed on a leash. Book early; we wanted a second night and that was not possible.

€30 for 1 night. Whether or not there is electricity makes no difference. Shower 1 does not work; in shower 2, the water pressure is very weak and the shower head is loose. Small (narrow) spot on a field with caravans and campers. Playing children are nice, but not until well after 10 pm. Nice view and good food inside / outside the pub for a good price. Dogs are not allowed in the pub and cannot come along on the coastal walk.

Grass fields with paved pitches. Trees here and there, and pitches are arranged so that you cannot look into each other's campers: a playful layout. Next to an adventure park (music audible in pitches with high numbers). Amenities: washing machine, (poor) dryer, good hot shower, cafe. We had a local bike rental drop us off at Achill Island to cycle back along the Greenway. We wanted to hike Croagh Patrick from here: dogs are NOT allowed.

Large grassy fields with docking bays for the camper. There are also spots where you can park on the grass. The grass is short. No trees or bushes, so it felt a bit clean to us. Good sanitary facilities, kitchen, and you can also do laundry there (didn't do that). Within walking distance of the ferry and 2 km from the village. Had lunch at Fitz (dogs allowed). We wanted to have dinner at O' Connor, but dogs weren't allowed inside. Did a tour with Ollie's Tours

Small parking lot with 1 picnic bench. It is not indicated that it is a camper site. The view of the bay is amazing; the other side is the main road. It was quiet at night. Near a tomb (hence the name), by a rocky beach that you can reach at low tide. No facilities.

Quiet parking lot; it doesn't say that overnight stays are prohibited, nor does it say that camping is allowed... so we stayed put. There were several passenger cars and, late in the evening, one camper. The parking lot is at the top of the Torc waterfall. So you can go and see it (walk all the stairs down first!). No facilities

Very quiet and beautiful campsite with a view over the valley and the village. Under the trees. According to the sign, 3 walks (7, 9, and 12 km) start from the campsite. Upon arrival, there were still several passenger cars in the parking lot (we were parked in the coach spot). In the evening, only 4 campers. Woke up at 5 a.m. by a garbage truck.... Toilet, wheelie bins, bicycle pump, and tools at the station. Highly recommended

City campsite, a one-hour public transport ride from Warsaw city center. Relatively expensive. Clean restrooms, limited space at your pitch (after all, you're in Warsaw, right???) yet quiet. Bus stop: 300 meters walk, good connection. Didn't use the bar.