| Telephone | 028 6638 6519 |
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| Serviced pitches | 38 | £35.00 |
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Campers' kitchen, laundry room, disabled facilities, baby changing area and free hot showers. You get a long time for 20p if you use the hairdryer in the ladies' toilet.
Rushin House aims to be eco-friendly and encourages guests to use recycling bins, bottle bank and compost bins. We have an EV charge point. The benches and picnic tables around the site are made from recycled plastic.
Behind the scenes, Rushin House Caravan Park uses wind-powered electricity, instant hot water systems and eco-friendly cleaning methods for the heated washrooms.
There's an all-weather football pitch and sports area, an outdoor gym and a scenic barbecue and picnic area by the shore of Lough MacNean.
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If you are traveling North from Sligo:Top 10 Things to See & Do Near Rushin House Caravan Park
Located in the heart of County Fermanagh, Rushin House Caravan Park is the perfect base for exploring Northern Ireland’s breathtaking landscapes, historic landmarks, and outdoor adventures. Here are the top 10 must-visit attractions near the park:
1. Marvel at the Marble Arch Caves Geopark
Discover a hidden underground world in the Marble Arch Caves Geopark, one of Northern Ireland’s most spectacular natural wonders. Take a guided tour through vast caverns, winding passages, and shimmering underground rivers. When water levels allow, enjoy a subterranean boat ride through this magical limestone wonderland.Distance: 10 miles
2. Visit Belleek Pottery – Ireland’s Oldest Pottery Workshop
Step into history at Belleek Pottery, famous for producing exquisite, handcrafted porcelain since 1857. Take a guided tour to see skilled artisans at work, browse the museum, and pick up beautiful Irish ceramics as souvenirs.Distance: 17 miles
3. Hike the Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail ("Stairway to Heaven")
For one of Ireland’s most breathtaking hikes, tackle the Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail, often called the "Stairway to Heaven." This 7.5-mile trail winds through scenic countryside before ascending a dramatic wooden walkway leading to spectacular panoramic views.Distance: 12 miles
4. Explore Enniskillen Castle & Museum
Immerse yourself in Fermanagh’s rich history with a visit to Enniskillen Castle. This 16th-century stronghold on the banks of Lough Erne is home to two fascinating museums, showcasing medieval artifacts, military history, and local heritage.Distance: 13 miles
5. Enjoy Water Sports at Corralea Activity Centre
For adventure seekers, Corralea Activity Centre offers kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, and mountain biking in a stunning lakeside setting. It’s the ideal spot for families, groups, and thrill-seekers.Distance: 9 miles
6. Dine at MacNean House & Restaurant
Food lovers should not miss MacNean House & Restaurant, run by celebrity chef Neven Maguire. Enjoy Michelin-quality dining featuring locally sourced Irish ingredients in an intimate, fine-dining setting.Distance: 2 miles
7. Discover the MacNean Sculpture Trail
Take a scenic walk along the MacNean Sculpture Trail, a cultural and artistic journey through sculptures inspired by local history, myths, and nature. A peaceful and thought-provoking outdoor experience.Distance: 1 mile
8. Take a Boat Trip on Lough Erne
Explore Lough Erne’s beautiful waterways with a boat trip or self-drive hire. Cruise past ancient monasteries, lush islands, and historic castles while soaking in the tranquil surroundings. Visit Devenish Island, home to a 12th-century round tower and monastery ruins.Distance: 13 miles
9. Visit Florence Court House & Gardens
Step back in time at Florence Court, one of Northern Ireland’s finest 18th-century mansions. Explore the Georgian interiors, stroll through the gardens, and see the famous Florence Court Yew Tree.Distance: 11 miles
10. Sample superb modern cuisine in the Customs House Country Inn
Enjoy a meal in the beautiful Customs House Country Inn. Featuring a menu of locally sourced ingredients, craft beers, and the award-winning Boatyard Gin distilled nearby, it’s a warm and welcoming place to experience true Fermanagh hospitality.Distance: 1 mile
Overall rating
Based on 5 review(s)
Co. Mayo 30 Jul 2014
The site was situated in a beautiful quiet location right on the lough side, standard of finish was first rate all over site with each pitch having own water and electricity. Lovely clean campers kitchen and communal areas well maintained, hot showers free of charge. Owner; Cathal lives on site and is very nice and friendly and keeps a good eye on things. Great for fishing, with slip for boats and outdoor gym, children's playground and other outdoor activities. Nice walk into Belcoo and Enniskillen, which is a lovely town with lots to do is just a short drive away. Great value, could see us going back again and again.
UK 11 Sep 2013
We returned to this site as we enjoyed it so much the last time. The setting is beautiful and the layout of the campsite is great. It is maintained to a very high standard and the kitchen/bathroom areas are immaculate. The children love it. It feels very safe and friendly. I'm sure we'll be back
Pembrokeshire 08 May 2012
One can only give an unqualified excellent to this site. The owner is most helpful and friendly, the site's position is without equal with stunning views over the lake and hills, and the facilities are first class - even the free wifi is at 20mbs speed. It is well placed for day trips Sligo, Enniskillen and many other attractive places.
Donegal 09 Aug 2009
Rushin House is by far the best all round site we have visited. The owners are the most welcoming and accomodating couple. The facilities are spotless no matter what time of the day you use them. The showers are to die for - hot, powerful and clean! The site is small (25 pitches) and extremely well maintained. For us this site is a home away from home. We stay there as often as we can. Pre booking in the summer is a must as it is so popular.
Rushin House Caravan Park, Fermanagh, Northern Ireland
Antrim/Northern Ireland 24 Mar 2009
Rushin House Caravan Park is a small family run site situated on the border of County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland and County Cavan in the Republic of Ireland. It is situated on the banks of Lough MacNean just under one mile from the village of Belcoo in Northern Ireland and just over one mile from Blacklion in the Republic.
The situation is beautiful with uninterrupted views of the lake (as long as you get a pitch on the front row) and the hills around the surrounding area. It can take 25 caravans/camper wagons on very spacious concrete hard standing pitches, each of which has its own electric hook up (20A), water tap and drain. A criticism would be that these concrete pitches are so wide that there really is little or no room for an awning. The site has very high standard toilet/shower/camping kitchen facilities which are clean and heated. It also has a good play area for kids, although some caution is needed with children on this caravan park due to its lakeside situation.
My wife and I were pleasantly surprised when the site owner visited us shortly after we had arrived to check if we needed any help and to make sure we knew where the facilities were located.
This would be one of the most remote sites in Northern Ireland at roughly 100 miles from Belfast (or any of the ferry ports for entry to Northern Ireland), but fortunately the roads to this area from Belfast are excellent and certainly would be a pleasant surprise to people who have only caravanned in the Republic of Ireland.
As stated in the owners own write up this park is close to numerous visitor attractions in what is one of Ireland's most scenic areas, but is also well located for anyone heading either from the Belfast area or the ports to tour down the west coast of the Republic of Ireland, to use as a stopover.
While the site is not perfect (due to lack of awning space) it is without doubt one of the nicest sites on the island.
Rushin House Caravan Park, Belcoo, Fermanagh, Northern Ireland
