Best Children Campsites Dublin Near Me

4worldlovers: Camac Valley stands on the 300 acre Corkagh Park Demesne which provides miles of tarmacked and grassed walks, fishing lakes with coffee shop, and animal farm with ree access and beautiful rose gardens & tree plantations with an abundance of wildlife.

Camac Valley is open all year with 113 hard stands, children's playground, all-weather putting green, reception area and shop providing snacks tea/coffee, ice-cream and a limited supply of household essentials.

4worldlovers: Est in 1620 The White House is one of Dublin’s Oldest Pubs with much of the original structure preserved.

It is steeped in history and that is evident as soon as you walk in the door.

We have an extensive food and drink menu served 7 days a week, the warm welcome afforded to all patrons is something for which The White House is renowned and which prides itself. Try our famous Irish breakfast

Live traditional Irish Ballad Sessions every Friday Night, come and experience what i genuine craic agus ceol , all singers ans musicians welcome to join in. To find out more about entertainment on at The White House …..

This fusion of Golf and Football is taking the world by storm and it’s easy to see why. All the fun of golf without stress and all the skill of football where everyone has the chance to score a goal.

4worldlovers:
Need inspiration for your next camping holiday destination? Find the ideal campsite in the most beautiful regions of France. Whether you prefer camping by the sea or camping in the mountains, whether you prefer a mobile home or a bungalow, there is something for every taste!

Experience the togetherness of a camping holiday with loved ones and create unforgettable memories.

Escape to the sea, mountains or countryside....Have a break and breathe again!

A splash in the pool with the kids. A sunset on the beach. Rediscover the fun and beauty in the simple things in life.

4worldlovers:
Larch Hill is one of the National Scout Centres of Scouting Ireland. It is situated on the edge of the Dublin / Wicklow Mountains in a picturesque valley between Kilmashogue and Tibradden mountains 11 kilometers from the centre of Dublin. We have an 88 acre (35 hectares) campsite, a 26 bed lodge, a 56 bed hostel and a 28 bed tented village surrounded by natural amenities to enhance your scouting experience.

Larch Hill has 11 fields suitable for camping, giving a total of 17 hectares of camp grounds. If required, Larch Hill can also supply your group with tentage and other camping equipment during the summer camping season. Click the equipment rental tab for details of the equipment available.

Larch Hill’s water is supplied from two deep water wells, this water is tested and analysed on an annual basis. The water is 100% natural with no chemicals or chlorine added. Water taps can be found in most camping fields.

There is plenty of fire wood available on site from the campsite woodpile and 3 hectares of forest. Altar fires are also available and there are many small campfire circles dotted along the perimeter of the top forestry. The Toilet and Shower Block is located in the main car park, the recently built shower block consists of male and female showers for scouts and separate showers for leaders. We have two specially equipped toilets and shower rooms which are wheelchair accessible. We also have mobile toilet units which will be placed at suitable locations during busy periods. The toilets and showers are maintained to the highest standards.

The All Weather Shelter is a 50ft by 40ft barn like building located near the main reception and car park area. This building allows you to run a wet weather programme on those not so sunny days.

We have extensive range of activities available on site please click the activities tab for further details.

Our Mission is to provide a safe friendly and secure environment for young people to develop through the outdoors using the scout method.

Our Vision is to be a centre of excellence for young people to experience scouting in the outdoors

4worldlovers:
Ticknock is located in the Dublin Mountains, only a half hour 44B bus or car journey's time from the centre of Dublin; 3 km south west of Sandyford.


From the city centre, head for Marlay Park via Rathfarnham. Passing the main entrance to the Park on your right, turn right at Ballinteer St.Johns Clubhouse and, following the road around the edge of the Park, turn left at the Taylor's Grange junction onto the R113. Take the second turn on the right and this will bring you to the entrance to Ticknock forest.

Please use the car park facilties provided and do not block local resident's access along the public road.

Note: When Met Eireann forecast snow/ice condition warnings are in place the car-park may be closed at short notice. In a Met Eireann 'Red' Wind warning, you should not enter any forest area. Updates on car-park and recreation site closures will be posted on the News page.

Ticknock offers up to 10 km of mountain and forest walks with some spectacular views of Dublin City, Dublin Bay, Bray Head and Wicklow Mountains. The forest has an extensive network of forest trails with pleasant walks through the plantations of Sitka spruce, Japanese larch, Scots pine, Monterey pine and lodgepole pine.

The entrance to the property at 270 meters above sea level leads to the summit of the Three Rock Mountain (444 meters above sea level). The three large rock formations are the result of weathering and together with picturesque views over the Wicklow mountains and the coast create a very popular tourist destination. In the area, there is also a Two Rock Mountain (536 meters above the sea level) with romantic ruins of the Fairy Castle.

The walking paths in this area are of moderate difficulty. The main forest roads are easily accessible for children and people with lower level of fitness. Ticknock is a possible starting point for the Wicklow Way, many parts of which are strenuous for walking. When taking this yellow waymarked trail and venturing into the hills, visitors are advised to be equipped with waterproof clothing, strong shoes, a drink and a map of compass.

Walking trails in this forest include Fairy Castle Loop, Dublin Mountains Way and Wicklow Way.

The Fairy Castle loop is a lovely looped walk taking in the wonderful views over Dublin from Three Rock Mountain and Fairy Castle, traversing sections of the Dublin Mountains Way and Wicklow Way, before returning via the old rifle range to the car park.

Ticknock forest offers an easy access to Kilmashogue and Tibradden Mountain.