Glamping on the Beara Peninsula, West Cork
Family-run glamping and self-catering accommodation along the Wild Atlantic Way
Hungry Hill Lodge & Glamping is a family-run retreat on the spectacular Beara Peninsula in West Cork. Located along the Wild Atlantic Way, it's an ideal base for exploring one of Ireland's most scenic regions, with easy access to Castletownbere, Glengarriff, Dursey Island, the Healy Pass, Mizen Head and the Ring of Kerry. Whether you're planning a walking holiday, cycling adventure or relaxing countryside escape, Hungry Hill Lodge offers a range of comfortable accommodation to suit couples, families and groups.
Glamping, Lodge & Self-Catering Accommodation
Choose from the cosy Hungry Hill Pod, the recently renovated Log Cabin, the characterful Stone Cottage or the budget-friendly Trekkers Hut, designed for walkers, cyclists and travellers looking for a simple alternative to camping. The main lodge also offers comfortable single, double and family rooms, providing accommodation for couples, families and groups of up to 25 guests.
Explore the Beara Peninsula & West Cork
The Beara Peninsula is one of Ireland's hidden gems, known for its dramatic mountains, rugged coastline, colourful villages and quiet roads. From Hungry Hill Lodge & Glamping you can enjoy walking, cycling, scenic drives and visits to attractions including Allihies, Eyeries, Dursey Island and Glengarriff, while Killarney National Park and the Ring of Kerry are all within easy reach. Whether you're looking for a romantic glamping break, a family holiday or a base for exploring West Cork, Hungry Hill Lodge & Glamping offers a warm welcome in one of Ireland's most beautiful locations.
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Accommodation at Hungry Hill Glamping
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The Trekkers Hut offers simple, affordable accommodation for up to two guests, perfect for walkers, cyclists and travellers looking for a comfortable alternative to camping.
* Please check the Hungry Hill Lodge & Camping website for current prices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Hungry Hill Lodge & Glamping offers a range of accommodation including the Hungry Hill Pod, a renovated Log Cabin, the historic Stone Cottage, a budget-friendly Trekkers Hut, lodge rooms and camping pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes.
Hungry Hill Lodge & Glamping is located on the beautiful Beara Peninsula in County Cork, along the Wild Atlantic Way. It is an ideal base for exploring West Cork, South Kerry and many of Ireland's most scenic coastal attractions.
Yes. The Beara Peninsula is a popular destination for walkers, with the Beara Way, scenic mountain trails and Glengarriff Nature Reserve all within easy reach, making Hungry Hill Lodge an excellent base for exploring the area on foot.
Absolutely. Located on the Beara Peninsula along the Wild Atlantic Way, Hungry Hill Lodge is popular with touring cyclists and offers an excellent base for exploring the spectacular Beara Cycle Route.
Yes. Well-behaved dogs are welcome on the campsite and in the Trekkers Hut by prior arrangement. Guests travelling with a dog should mention this when making their booking.
Nearby attractions include Dursey Island and its famous cable car, Healy Pass, Glengarriff, Castletownbere, Allihies, Eyeries and Bere Island. Mizen Head, Killarney National Park and the Ring of Kerry are also within easy driving distance.
Yes. Adrigole Harbour is a popular spot for kayaking, while the Beara Peninsula also offers excellent shore fishing and a wide range of outdoor activities throughout the year.
You can book your stay or make an enquiry directly through the official Hungry Hill Lodge & Glamping website or by using the contact details provided on this page.
Adrigole, Beara Peninsula
County Cork,
Eircode: P75 CY62
Mobile: 083 119 6659
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.hungryhilllodgeandcampsite.com
