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Not quite ready to park up the motorhome or caravan for the winter just yet, well there is still plenty of time to experience all that Ireland has to offer in the comfort of your own ?home on wheels?. With many of the 100 caravan & camping parks throughout Ireland still open during September the hardest decision will be trying to decide which of the great quality approvedCamping Ireland<\/strong><\/a> sites you will call home for a few days. Here are some ideas to help you chose your destination. Remember that sites have different closing dates so please check before you travel. If you plan on travelling later in the year, the good news is that a number of sites are open all year round<\/strong><\/a> and no matter what the weather is like will also be ready to welcome you.To help you decide where you would like to visit over the next few weeks, here are some details on what is taking place around the country and ideas on things to do and see.<\/p>
Over the same weekend Elemental Festival takes place in Limerick. The title, Elemental, relates to the fact that all the elements of Nature – earth, fire, water, air and metal, are the jump-off point for the festival. So whether you stay in Limerick<\/strong><\/a> or in Clare<\/strong><\/a> and travel into Limerick you will find plenty of great campsites to overnight for a night or longer.<\/p> Culture Night takes place on Friday 22nd<\/sup> September in various venues across Ireland and has one of the biggest programmes since it started. Arts and cultural organisations open their doors with hundreds of free events, tours, talks & performances for you, your family and friends to enjoy. With events taking place in every county the biggest decision to make will be which one to choose. Make a weekend of it and stay for a few nights and enjoy activities and events in the area.<\/p> If you would like the quieter pace of life and want to make the most of the last of the bright days, well there are plenty of great walking routes and trails you can experience. Many of the 100 caravan & camping parks throughout Ireland are located beside or near walking trails and marked walking routes. Park up your motorhome or caravan and get out and about. Take your bike and cycle the designated cycling routes in Waterford<\/a><\/strong> and Mayo<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p> So where ever you plan on staying in Ireland or maybe you haven?t any definite plans made yet there are loads happening around the country. For more information on events taking place visit www.discoverireland.ie<\/strong><\/a><\/p> For information on caravan & camping sites in Ireland visit www.campingireland.ie<\/strong><\/a> With over 100 Caravan & Camping Parks offering safe and quality overnight stops throughout Ireland you will find plenty of places to pitch whether it is just for one night for a few nights.. Enjoy the independence and flexibility that only caravan & camping can offer in only quality approved sites. Our gates are open and looking forward to welcoming you to outdoor living.<\/p>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/camping-ireland.ie\/blog-new\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/09\/small-Traditional-music-session-in-pub.jpg\")
Some great festivals and events are taking place during September and October. Dingle Tradfest takes place from 7th<\/sup> to 10th<\/sup> September; the festival will host a series of concerts, session trail and dance workshops. Staying at one of the many caravan & camping parks around Kerry <\/strong><\/a>you can park up your caravan or motorhome and soak up the great atmosphere and music around the county.<\/p>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/camping-ireland.ie\/blog-new\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/09\/westport-1.jpg\")
In Mayo<\/a>, the Westport Festival of Chamber Music takes place on the weekend of 8th<\/sup> & 9th<\/sup> September. Events take place at Westport House, the town theatre and the Holy Trinity Church where memorable music making will be brought to life. With many of the caravan sites situated on or near the Wild Atlantic Way use your stay in Mayo<\/strong><\/a> to experience the many soaring cliffs and buzzing towns along the route.<\/p>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/camping-ireland.ie\/blog-new\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/09\/medium-WR8Z6488.jpg\")
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A great festival for all you literary enthusiasts is the Cork International Short Story Festival. This takes place in Cork City from 13th<\/sup> to 16th<\/sup> September and showcases readings, literary forums and workshops. Park up your motorhome or caravan in some of Cork?s<\/strong><\/a> finest caravan parks and travel into the city to experience all that Cork city has to offer.<\/p>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/camping-ireland.ie\/blog-new\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/09\/small-Dark-Hedges-1a.jpg\")
For all you Game of Throne fans a visit to the Game of Thrones Tapestry at the Ulster Museum in Belfast is a must. Weaving the story from Seasons 1 to 6, this impressive tapestry gives Game of Thrones® fans the perfect chance to reminisce over all the action that led to Season 7. With new sections then added each week as Season 7 airs, it?s a unique way to experience the trials and tribulations of the very latest episodes. Northern Ireland has some great caravan sites ready to welcome you to the area. Stay in Antrim<\/strong><\/a>, Armagh<\/strong><\/a>, Down<\/strong><\/a>, Tyrone<\/strong><\/a>, Fermanagh<\/strong><\/a> and travel around the region experiencing the great northern hospitality.<\/p>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/camping-ireland.ie\/blog-new\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/09\/Waterford_Greenway_Carousel_0.png\")
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