Glampsites
Discover Glamping from Donegal to Cork
Discover independently owned glamping sites across Ireland’s West, North West and South West, from the dramatic coast of Donegal to the beaches and countryside of Cork, with unique stays in Galway, Mayo, Sligo, Leitrim, Roscommon, Cavan, Clare, Kerry and a few counties in between.
Whether you're looking for a luxury glamping pod overlooking the Atlantic, a peaceful shepherd's hut in the countryside or a family-friendly glamping site close to Ireland's best beaches, you'll find a wide variety of unique places to stay across the West of Ireland.
Glamping Western Way brings together independently owned glamping sites from counties including Galway, Mayo, Clare, Kerry, Cork, Donegal, Sligo, Leitrim and Roscommon, making it easy to compare accommodation and book directly with each site.
From romantic escapes and eco retreats to glamping holidays for families and dog-friendly breaks, our carefully selected collection includes glamping pods, cabins, bell tents, domes, yurts and more. Every listing includes photos, key facilities, location details and direct links to the glampsite, helping you plan your next adventure along the Wild Atlantic Way, into Ireland's Hidden Heartland and beyond.
Use the filters below to browse by county or simply explore our collection to discover your perfect glamping getaway.
Frequently Asked Questions About Glamping in the West of Ireland
Traditional camping usually involves bringing your own tent, sleeping equipment and cooking facilities. Glamping provides ready-made accommodation with additional comfort, which may include proper beds, heating, electricity, private bathrooms and cooking facilities. It offers many of the benefits of staying close to nature without the work involved in setting up a campsite.
The featured accommodation includes glamping pods, cabins, shepherd’s huts, bell tents, yurts, domes, lodges and other distinctive places to stay. Facilities and levels of luxury differ between properties, so each listing provides more information about the accommodation available.
Yes. Glamping Western Way is an independent directory rather than a booking platform. Each listing provides direct links and contact details where available, allowing you to check prices, availability and booking terms directly with the glamping site owner.
No. Glamping Western Way does not process reservations or add booking commission to your stay. Once you find suitable accommodation, you can follow the link from the listing and make your enquiry or reservation directly with the individual glamping business.
Yes, many glamping sites welcome families and offer larger accommodation, outdoor space and convenient access to beaches, walking trails and local attractions. Age restrictions, sleeping capacity and on-site facilities vary, so check the individual listing and the glamping site’s own website before booking.
Some glamping properties welcome dogs, although pet policies differ between sites and may apply only to selected accommodation units. Visit our dog-friendly glamping guide and confirm any restrictions, charges or conditions directly with the site before travelling.
Glamping can be ideal for couples looking for a peaceful weekend away. Many properties offer secluded pods, cabins and huts in scenic countryside or coastal locations, with selected stays also featuring private decks, fire pits, hot tubs and views of the surrounding landscape.
Many of the featured glamping sites are located on or near the Wild Atlantic Way, including coastal and countryside stays in Cork, Kerry, Clare, Galway, Mayo, Sligo and Donegal. You can also explore our Wild Atlantic Way glamping guide for help planning a route and choosing places to stay.
Late spring through early autumn is the most popular period for glamping, particularly for stays focused on beaches, walking and outdoor activities. However, many insulated pods, cabins and huts are available throughout the year. Always check seasonal opening dates, heating and weather-related facilities with the individual property.