Stayed 1 night. It is not a mini-campsite; it consists of various small grassy areas with 10-15 spots, I estimate. It is also a location for migrant workers. The number of toilets and showers is limited for the number of pitches. No toilet paper available.

Even though we had booked and paid, we left immediately. It was an untidy campsite, with dirty restrooms, a dilapidated playground, and a disinterested welcome. It was the most expensive campsite we've ever visited in Ireland and definitely not worth the money. Unfortunately, we didn't get any of our money back.

A wonderful campsite with spacious pitches, a cozy playground, a communal fire pit, and friendly owners. At high tide, we could easily launch our kayak and SUPs into the bay from the campsite and had a wonderful time sailing among the many seals! Of the 10 campsites we stayed at in Ireland, we found this one to be the best! Highly recommended!