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Posted: 02.03.2012  ·  #1
We have recently had a reply from Visit Inshowen on facebook.

We had asked if there were any stopovers in the area and they have suggest Ashdale House in Carndonagh.

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Ashdale House website

As there is no mention of motorhomes on their website I phoned them today.
I spoke with the owner, Sharon Moore who inform me they were part of SNI but are happy to accept up to 6 or 7 motorhomes at any time for €10 each per night.


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Posted: 10.03.2012  ·  #3
I can reccomend this one, a good safe site, nice people and handy for the town.

Theres a couple of other sites up here including Binion Bay camping and caravan site and another SNI site at westbrook house, buncrana (according to their website www.safenightsireland.com - but be aware that the locations for these two on their map are wrong).

good news also that Buncrana town council are opening a dedicated motorhome stopover point at the towns tourist office from this summer, only water and electric i think and no gray water or cassette disposal, but a good move all the same and maybe it will be developed further if it proves a success.


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Posted: 11.03.2012  ·  #4
There are lots of more interesting/inspiring/memorable (safer ?) wildcamp places in Inishowen than this (boring) stop - sorry but an honest opinion - try usermap for breathtaking views/scenery


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Posted: 11.03.2012  ·  #5
I agree but not everybody is comfortable with wild camping and these sites provide a bit of security. Its about choice and particularly during winter months when most formal campsites close up.

And i guess thats the benefit of two threads on here, one for legal stopovers and one for wild camping!


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