IRELAND
River Valley Z01 |
190 pitches
Fleming’s White Bridge Z02 |
pitches 92
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The site is in Redcross Village, County Wicklow, 4 miles/6.4km from Brittas Bay, one of the best beaches in Ireland and only 36 miles/57.9km from Dublin. It is within easy reach of many of Ireland’s most popular attractions including the Vale of Avoca (Ballykissangel country), the Motte Stone and Mount Usher Gardens. There is a choice of five golf courses within 20 miles/32km of the site and for walkers Wicklow offers challenging hills and granite mountains, riverbanks and long sandy beaches. The sea fishing is also excellent.
This is a family-run campsite, very popular with Club members, and with no shortage of activities. In high season the site organises a children’s disco, football and an evening showing of a film. Music is provided in the bar at weekends. The two main toilet blocks (including pay showers) are modern and well equipped. There are hardstanding and grassy pitches on site and some mobile homes.
EXTRA COMMENT There is a supplement for pup tents, payable direct to site. Dogs are permitted in low season, but in high season they are only permitted in the couples area. They must also be kept on a lead at all times.
Z01 Prices Site only per night (£) 11/03-
EL Outfit+2 SPOutfit+2 Adult
Child 2-14 Infant 0-1
01/06 21.01
21.01 5.04 3.36 Free
01/06- 01/09
22.69 22.69 5.04 3.36 Free
01/09- 30/10
21.01 21.01 5.04 3.36 Free
EL Price includes 10 amp electricity. SP Price includes 10 amp electricity, water and drainage and are for couples only. Minimum stay: None.
156
£21.01
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OPEN 11 March – 30 October
PORT Dun Laoghaire 32 miles/51km Rosslare 64 miles/102km
TOWN Arklow 7 miles/11.2km
BEACH Brittas Bay 4 miles/6.4km
WHAT’S NEARBY Horseriding, Fishing, Windsurfing, Wicklow Garden Festival (May/June), Golf
WHAT’S ON-SITE
Shop* Bar*
Restaurant* Take-away*
BBQs permitted
Children’s play area* Tennis*
Mini golf*
Golf (1 Jun-31 Oct)
Couples area Pets corner
TV/Games room Wi-Fi
Laundry facilities Disabled facilities * Open: 12 Mar-31 Oct
Z02 Prices Site only per night (£) 17/03-
15/04
Outfit+2 Adult
Child 0-14
15/04- 04/05
6.72
04/05- 27/05
2.52 2.52
6.72 2.52
27/05- 01/09
01/09- 03/10
6.72 6.72 2.52 2.52
28/10- 31/10
24.37 25.21 24.37 25.21 24.37 25.21 6.72
6.72 2.52
Price includes 10 amp electricity. Supplement payable direct to site for caravans or motor caravans over 8m. Minimum stay: 2 nights 01/06-31/08.
Please call us on 01342 316 101 or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
Fleming’s White Bridge Caravan Park is an ideal base for exploring Killarney’s Lake District and the magnificent scenery of southwest Ireland. This area is a paradise for the outdoor person! A must-see is Muckross House and the National Park. Other places of interest include Ross Castle, Torc Waterfall and the Lakes of Killarney.
A warm welcome awaits you at this family run, picturesque site. Although the site is in a secluded country setting it is only 1 mile/ 1.6km to Killarney town. There is a fairly sleepy railway line close by, with trains running from 07.00-22.00. There are both grass and hardstanding pitches available, with a small number of mobile homes. The staff on site are able to book numerous excursions, including the Ring of Kerry, boat trips and guided day walks. Please ask at reception for details.
EXTRA COMMENT Awning charge payable direct to site. Dogs in categories 1 & 2 must be muzzled and all dogs must be kept on a lead at all times. Please see pages 10 & 11 for further details. Charcoal BBQs must be raised above the ground.
£24.37
per night
OPEN 17 March – 3 October and 28-31 October
PORT Dun Laoghaire 202 miles/325km Cork 55 miles/88km
TOWN Killarney 1 mile/1.6km
BEACH Rossbeigh 18 miles/28.9km
WHAT’S NEARBY Restaurants, Bar, Take-away, Swimming pool, Children’s play area, Country walks, Horseriding, Golf, Discount at sport and leisure complex within 10 minutes walk
WHAT’S ON-SITE
Shop (1 Jun-1 Sep)
BBQs permitted Bike hire*
Fishing* (permit required)
TV/Games room Wi-Fi
Laundry facilities
Motor caravan service point
* Open: 17 Mar-26 Oct
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