Far too noisy with constant drone of boat and ferry engines as well as refrigeration units on the trucks parked around you. Do yourself a favour and park in either of the two carparks on Airport Road West.

single track access, parking only available for around very small van, terrain very rough.

Nice wee stopover, which now has a black waste sluice in the public toilets. The Coast Road Inn is friendly and caters for patrons ordering carry out food in the neighbouring town. Otherwise, there is a pizzeria and high-end restaurant for eating out.

Mixed parking, where motorhomes are well tolerated. Playground and good walk along the shore. Quiet in the evening and pretty well sheltered behind the dunes. Water tap not working.

Very welcoming wee town. Bogg's the Butcher sells AMAZING beef and fresh local produce!

Access to beach and parking for 4/5 motorhomes by the road, with great views overlooking the Atlantic, in addition to parking in the field beside the shop (where you sign in), or, in the tavern's carpark. The tavern has live traditional music, and food is available in the restaurant or bar. It is free to stay the night, and there is no obligation to use the tavern. However, there is a charge of €10 to access black waste. Great spot!

A busy wee spot, handy to the town, just behind the tourist information office and beside the Drift Inn, where the Guinness is great and there's always a great fire in Winter! Parking is now €10 per night, which includes electricity, fresh water and black waste disposal.

Great stopover in the larger car park overlooking the beautiful beach and harbour where the ferries leave to Inishbofin and Tory Islands. Free overnight parking is permitted, no tokens are required to empty and rinse toilet cassettes at the service point. There is also a water tap adjacent to service point beside an outdoor shower. Public toilets (locked at night), are beside the surf shop, where you can grab hot drinks and snack foods.

Motorhome parking is available in this mixed parking area, which overlooks Belfast Lough and, unlike the adjacent Jordanstown Loughshore Caravan Park, there is no charge. All visitors have access to the cafe, which provides hot and chilled drinks and (good) ice-cream; public toilets, which close in the evening; a children's playground; and outdoor gym. Quiet at night as entrance (but not exit) barriers are in operation. Can be busy!

All as before, but now has black waste disposal unit, at the entrance to the parking area.