Wicklow Way
Camping
Wicklow Way Camping is a cozy and scenic campsite nestled in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains, located at Oldbridge, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. Conveniently set directly along the Wicklow Way walking trail, this site is perfect for hikers, nature lovers, and families looking to immerse themselves in Ireland’s natural beauty without straying off their path. Opened in 2021, it’s just a short distance from:
Campsite
Highlights
- 10 semi-private tent pitches surrounded by a 1.5m berm for extra privacy
- Family-friendly with quiet curfew at 11 PM
- Fire pit, ideal for marshmallow toasting and stargazing
- Outdoor area with hob and electric kettle
- Hot showers (coin-operated) and accessible toilets/showers
- Wi-Fi and on-site car parking
The setting offers a true escape with looped forest trails, breathtaking mountain views, and direct access to the Wicklow Way—no detours required.
Wicklow Way Camping
Min Stay is two nights
At Wicklow Way Camping, you can expect a peaceful and nature-filled experience in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains. The campsite offers semi-private pitches surrounded by natural berms, stunning panoramic views, and direct access to the Wicklow Way trail—no detours needed.
Campers can enjoy hot showers, a small outdoor cooking area, Wi-Fi, and a cozy fire pit perfect for stargazing. With quiet hours from 11pm, a family-friendly atmosphere, and nearby forest trails and adventure activities, it’s an ideal spot for hikers, couples, and families seeking a comfortable and scenic escape.
What this place offers
Where you’ll stay
Drummin, Oldbridge, Co. Wicklow, A98 K702, Ireland
Attractions
Glendalough
Stunning monastic site, featuring a round tower and beautiful lakes and mountains.
Lough Dan
A beautiful lake, nestled in the Wicklow mountains, and on our doorstep.
Glendalough
Stunning monastic site, featuring a round tower and beautiful lakes and mountains.
Powerscourt Waterfall
The second highest waterfall in Ireland. at 121 metres high. Perfect picnic spot.
Mount Usher Gardens
Located in Ashford, along the River Vartry. Has more than 5000 plant species.
The Wicklow Way
A 131-kilometre long-distance trail that crosses the Wicklow mountains.
Lough Tay
A small but scenic lake set on private property. Known as the Guinness lake.
Dublin City
Ireland’s capital city is only a 40min drive away. A must stop when visiting Ireland.
