Crom Campsite

Crom Campsite is on the Crom Estate, a nature-rich landscape on the shores of Lough Erne. There are 2,000 acres of scattered islands, parkland and woodland - a diversity of habitats that make Crom an important conservation site. Look out for butterflies, red squirrels, otters and pine martens, and visit the bird hide in a quiet corner of the estate. Crom has a long history and many stories to tell, from the famous ancient yew trees to the castle that survived two Jacobite sieges and then accidentally caught fire. The ruins are now a secluded monument with views across the lough, and perfect for a scramble. It's a dog-friendly place, with a dog shower by the visitor centre and plenty of suitable walks.

There's a tea-room so you can grab breakfast, lunch or afternoon snacks, which is handy as peaceful Crom is miles from the nearest town, shop or pub. It's a place to park up, pitch and then spend your days exploring by foot, bike or boat, available to hire from the visitor centre. Evenings can be spent watching the water, stargazing or gathering round the communal campfire. 

Check-in is from 2pm and before 5pm, with departures by 12noon for tents and 11am for pods. To help preserve the site's tranquillity, the maximum number of adults in any booking is four and this applies whether you book together or separately. For group bookings, directions, late arrivals, facility information, electric vehicle charging, local area guides and more, please check the Guide to Crom Campsite.