Ireland, known for its medieval castles, charming pubs, and stunning landscapes, is a dream destination for a campervan adventure. Eire Camper Hire offers the perfect way to explore Ireland, providing stylish and comfortable campervans for hire. Collect your campervan from our base in Bluebell, Dublin 12, then travel to Galway or build your own route around Ireland. Read our Dublin campervan collection guide before planning your departure. Discover Ireland’s natural beauty, vibrant culture, and friendly hospitality with Eire Camper Hire.
Parks and outdoor places to visit by campervan
Use your campervan as a base for visits to national parks, forest parks and heritage attractions. Check each destination’s access and parking arrangements separately from your overnight campsite:
Killykeen Forest Park: Located in County Cavan, this park offers dense woodlands perfect for moderate hikes and scenic picnics.
Connemara National Park: Explore walking routes and mountain scenery in County Galway. The park’s car park is for daytime visits only; book a local campsite for overnight stays. Check the official Connemara visitor and campervan guidance before visiting.
Curragh Chase Forest Park: Situated in County Limerick, this park is ideal for nature walks and historical exploration.
Irish National Heritage Park: Located in County Wexford, this park lets you step back in time with its Stone Age formations and ancient Irish heritage.
Wild Derrynane: Found in South Kerry, this coastal gem is perfect for a scenic campervan road trip.
Coastal Adventures and Inland Lakes
With a campervan rental from Eire Camper Hire, you can explore Ireland’s stunning coastline and tranquil lakes:
Coastal Towns: Journey from Dublin to Wexford, a medieval boating town, or head to Cork to visit Blackrock Castle Observatory and the famous Blarney Stone.
Carrigfoyle Lake: Near Wexford, this untouched lake is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.
Loch Mahon Fishing Lakes: Located in Wexford, these lakes are perfect for fishing enthusiasts.
Lough Ennell and Lough Owel: Found in central Ireland, these lakes offer peaceful retreats ideal for relaxation and nature walks.
Lough Neagh and Oxford Island: Check current visitor information and official water-quality advice before planning waterside activities. Confirm Northern Ireland travel with Eire Camper Hire before booking.
Plan your campsites before travelling
Book an authorised overnight pitch separately from your campervan hire. Confirm seasonal opening, arrival times, vehicle-size limits and the facilities you need directly with the campsite. Options to research include:
Camac Valley Tourist Caravan and Camping Park: Conveniently located near Dublin, this campground is perfect for city explorers.
Wave Crest Caravan and Camping Park: Offering stunning waterfront sites in County Kerry, this park is ideal for a serene coastal experience.
Glengarriff Caravan and Camping Park: Situated near Cork, this park provides a beautiful base for exploring the surrounding areas.
Why Choose Eire Campervan Hire in Dublin?
Choose your layout: Our six manual campervans sleep two, four or five. Compare the actual photos, facilities and belted travel seats before choosing a vehicle.
Flexible Itineraries: Plan your trip your way, with the freedom to explore both popular and off-the-beaten-path destinations.
Affordable Rates: Enjoy competitive pricing without compromising on quality or service.
Excellent Customer Service: Our dedicated team is committed to making your campervan adventure memorable and hassle-free.
Plan Your Irish Adventure Today
Renting a campervan from Eire Camper Hire is the ideal way to experience Ireland’s diverse landscapes and rich culture. Whether you’re planning a coastal road trip, a nature hike in a national park, or a tranquil lakeside retreat, our campervans provide the perfect base for your travels. Read our campervan hire FAQs, compare prices and extras, and check availability for your dates. For a longer itinerary, explore our Ireland campervan route guide.