Campervan and RV Rental in Ireland

Famous for its medieval castles and pubs, Ireland has much to offer, and with campervan and RV rentals in Ireland, you can do it all with style. Campervan rental in Ireland allows you to explore the entire country and fall in love with its unique landscapes, Celtic heritage, and Irish hospitality.

Ireland National Parks

In Ireland, you can rent a campervan and travel to explore the numerous national parks available. We recommend visiting Killykeen Forest Park, a densely wooded location known for its moderate hiking excursions. It's also an excellent place for a picnic. For more mountain hikes, visit Connemara National Park. The views are stunning across this 7,000-acre park with bogs and grasslands around every bend. 

When renting a campervan in Ireland, you may also visit Curragh Chase Forest Park, Irish National Heritage Park (here you can see the Stone Age formations), and Wild Derrynane if you plan a road trip to South Ireland . 

Ireland Coastline, Lakes, and Rivers

Rent a campervan in Ireland to explore many of the coastline towns. You can book Ireland road trips from Dublin to Wexford, a noted medieval and boating area. You can head down to Cork, the second largest city in the country, home to the Blackrock Castle Observatory and the Blarney Stone. It's right off Lough Mahon and the River Lee.

With campervan rental in Ireland, you can find a few lakes to explore. Take your campervan or RV to Carrigfoyle Lake, near Wexford, for one of the most beautiful untouched lakes. If you want to do some fishing, Loch Mahon Fishing Lakes in Wexford are another option. More towards the center of the country are Lough Ennell and Lough Owel, which are pretty tranquil lakes.

Visit Belfast by campervan or RV rental in Ireland. Here, you will be within a short drive of Lough Neagh, one of the largest freshwater lakes in Northern Ireland. Visit the National Nature Reserve of Oxford Island, which is nearby, if you want to do some swimming.

Campgrounds in Ireland

With our helpful how-to guides , you can explore all of Ireland in your campervan. However, there are a few things to keep in mind. With RVs in Ireland, you may need to reserve campsites before your visit. We recommend planning your trip to find campervan and RV-friendly campgrounds.

You can rent RVs and visit the region with ease. Most areas of Ireland offer a few campervan and RV campsite options. If you are looking for a location near Dublin, choose Camac Valley Tourist Caravan and Camping Park. If you are in Kerry, the waterfront campsites at Wave Crest Caravan and Camping Park are some of the best. Near Cork, you'll find Glengarriff Caravan and Camping Park.