Moat Farm Camping and Caravan Park

Moat Farm Caravan and Camping Park is a small, quiet, select, family run touring park, set in a tranquil rural setting in the south of Ireland. The campsite is just one minute's walk from the village, in the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains. It is within easy reach of Dublin and Rosslare and is ideal for relaxing or to use as a base for touring, cycling, hill walking, mountain climbing and many other outdoor pursuits.

The campsite itself is a modern, fully equipped park. Unusually for a campsite in Southern Ireland, it offers free hot water for showers and dishwashing, plus laundry facilities, a campers' kitchen, a barbecue area, TV room and facilities for the disabled. You will need to get the key code for the barriers and for the washrooms from your hosts Nuala and Edward Allen.

This makes a great campsite base if you enjoy camping, motorhome and caravan holidays in Southern Ireland, especially if you like golf, fishing, pony trekking and walking.

Visit Ireland's Table Mountain, Church Mountain and Kildare. Head off to see horse races at Punchestown, Naas and the Curragh Race courses. Above all, Nuala Allen recommends that you should visit the Japanese Gardens, Glendalough and Russborough House, which are all highly popular with her guests.

Moat Farm can make a great nightstop if you've been visiting Southern Ireland and the West of Ireland and you're now on your way to catch a ferry from Dublin. It takes about 70 minutes to drive to the port via the N4, N7 and N81. It's also just 90 minutes to Rosslare or Wexford if you take the N80 and N81.

Moat Farm Caravan and Camping Park welcomes rallies and has a loyal following of clubs who return year after year to hold their rallies in the separate field.

Nuala Allen is a warm and friendly campsite owner and she loves to keep Moat Farm in a tidy but natural state, so it's a haven for wildlife.

Find out more about places to visit and things to do in Ireland with Practical Caravan's Travel Guide to Ireland http://www.practicalcaravan.com/caravan-travel-guides/29600-ireland which highlights the village of Avoca, not too far from here, where the BBC TV series Ballykissangel was filmed.

For ferry and motorway details, please see http://www.practicalcaravan.com/caravan-travel-guides/29600-ireland for advice.

Campers kitchen
Ice pack freezing facilities
TV room

There are many sites of archaeological interest in the vicinity. Golf, fishing, pony trekking and Castleruddery Stone Circle within easy reach.

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