
| Motorhome pitches | €20.00-€35.00 | |
| Touring pitches | €20.00-€30.00 | |
| Tent pitches | €8.00-€30.00 | |
| Serviced pitches | ||
| Seasonal pitches |
| Holiday homes | 140 | €250.00-€600.00 |
| Holiday homes | 1 |
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games room
While there is plenty to do on-site the surrounding area is also rich with family friendly activities. The park overlooks the local beach and here guests will find opportunities to relax on the golden sands as well as enjoy a range of water sports and other activities. The coastline is largely rugged and unspoiled and is great for walking and cycling. Visit the sandy beach at Cockle Strand and enjoy the scenic views down to Crookhaven Harbour. The village of Crookhaven has a number of quirky shops, cafés, and pubs, while local fishermen are often happy to take tourists out into the North Atlantic with them on fishing trips. Near Crookhaven is Galley cove, from which you can see Fastnet rock, famous the world over as part of the BBC's Shipping Forecast.
Tourists can reach the town of Skibbereen in around 45 minutes. The southernmost town in Ireland, Skibbereen is popular among lovers of the arts, with music and theatre a big part of the local community. Many use the town as a base for enjoying outdoor adventures, with trips to the North Atlantic to enjoy scuba diving, sailing, and kayaking regularly offered from locations in Skibbereen. The town also has cafés, bars, and pubs for guests looking to pick up something to eat and drink.
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