Activities at Loughmourne Glamping Pod

Bike rides, walking and mini adventures

John Muir "in every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks" 

There is so much to explore in the surrounding area of Loughmourne so bring your bicycle or walking boots.  

Lisa and Adam have also recommend some fab coffee shops and restaurants such as The Gobbins Cafe, The Dairy Gleno and Seasons Coffee Shop.  Whatever your tastes the choice is endless.


Customer Review
Darcy Scotta month ago on  Google
5/5
Had an amazing night away at this wee place . So tranquil and relaxing and great for a wee getaway whether it be a couple's night away or a girly sleepover perfect for either as it sleeps up to 4 people !

Click this link to check availability and book:  Loughmourne Glamping Pod


Below are a few photos from my Loughmourne Glamping Pod mini adventures

 Gleno Waterfall


 Woodburn Forest


 Blackhead path

Portmuck Harbour

Brown's Bay Beach


Here is a fab blog: Where is handy to walk Ireland
https://whereshandytowalkireland.blogspot.com/2022/10/test.html?sc=1666167390817#c6023448519674285709















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