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About County Wicklow

Enter into the glorious garden of Ireland Nestled amongst the lush rolling hills of Wicklow are pretty little glens, cascading waterfalls and glassy lakes – it’s for good reason that this county is known as the “garden of Ireland”.
Wicklow shimmers countless shades of green and its spectacular landscape provides the perfect backdrop for a whole host of activities including horse riding, golf and hillwalking.
Aside from its awesome scenery, intimate villages and pristine stretches of beach, Wicklow is a wonderfully historic spot with elegant county houses and gardens and a delightful 6th-Century monastic site.
Visit County Wicklow, a place with endless natural beauty and captivating history. See one of our most important monastic sites in Glendalough and learn about St Kevin who lived and worked here. Follow in his footsteps as you walk the trails and see panoramic views of Glendalough’s Lakes.
Powerscourt Waterfall is one of the most unique places in Ireland. At any time of year, you can watch water cascade down the rocky outcrop of Ireland’s biggest waterfall. It’s a must-see when in County Wicklow.  See the fabulous scenery, intimate villages and pristine stretches of beach in the Garden of Ireland.
 

Travelling to Wicklow

By Plane
Dublin Airport is easily accessible from Co Wicklow via the M50 and M/N11 with daily services to UK, Europe, the Middle East and USA.

By Boat
Wicklow is a convenient location for access to the Dublin and Rosslare car ferry ports where you will get direct access to the U.K. and Continental Europe. Dublin Port is located around 5km from the city centre.  Irish Ferries offer daily services to Holyhead and weekly services to Cherbourg. P&O Ferries operates daily to Liverpool.  Brittany Ferries operates services from Rosslare to both Roscoff and Cherbourg (France) and Bilbao (Spain).   Stena Line operates services to Fishguard in the UK and Cherbourg, France.  Irish Ferries offer daily services to Pembroke.  DFDS operates a service between Rosslare and Dunkirk (France)

By Bus
Bus Éireann provide services to County Wicklow from Dublin, Rosslare Harbour and Waterford.

By Train
The Dublin / Rosslare line serves the eastern side of County Wicklow with stations at Bray, Greystones, Wicklow Town, Rathdrum and Arklow. DART services stop at Bray and Greystones, providing quick access to Dublin City.

Whats to See and Do in Wicklow

Glendalough Visitor Centre
Glendalough’s monastic site is one of Ireland’s most famous landmarks  and the visitors centre sits nestled in the spectacular scenery of the Garden County, County Wicklow

Powerscourt House & Gardens
Wander through the magnificent rooms of Powerscourt House and bask in its grand Palladian architecture. Spend some time exploring the 47 acres of incredible gardens set in the beautiful Wicklow Mountains. Stroll through Powerscourt Gardens and admire sweeping terraces, statues, fountains and ornamental lakes with hidden hollows, rambling walks and beautiful walled gardens. Walk down the winding pathways of the secret gardens and find Venetian gates and Roman statues.

Bray Adventures
Outdoor Adventure experts specialising in kayaking, surfing, SUP, raft building, coasteering, snorkelling, hill walking and rock climbing. Experience the fun and adrenalin of outdoor adventure sports on the beautiful east coast of Ireland. Located on Bray seafront, it is the ideal base for both water-based and land-based activities

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Frequently Asked Questions about Camping in County Wicklow

Is Wicklow a popular destination for camping?

Yes, Wicklow is one of Ireland’s top camping destinations, known for its beautiful mountain views, peaceful glens, forest walks, and close proximity to Dublin. It’s ideal for nature lovers and weekend adventurers alike.

Are there campsites near Glendalough or Powerscourt?

Yes, several campsites and caravan parks are located near Glendalough and the Powerscourt Estate, making it easy to explore these popular attractions while staying immersed in Wicklow’s landscape.

What types of camping are available in County Wicklow?

Wicklow offers a mix of traditional tent pitches, caravan parks, motorhome facilities, and some glamping options. Many are set in tranquil countryside, near mountains, lakes or the coast.

Can I access Wicklow easily from Dublin?

Absolutely. Wicklow is just a short drive or train journey from Dublin, with regular rail and bus services. It’s perfect for both short camping breaks and longer holidays.

Are there any coastal campsites in Wicklow?

Yes, you’ll find camping spots along the Wicklow coastline, particularly near towns like Bray, Greystones, and Arklow, offering great access to beaches and seaside walks.

Is Wicklow camping family-friendly?

Definitely. Wicklow has plenty of family-friendly sites close to outdoor attractions like Glendalough, forest parks, and even water activities near Bray. Many campsites offer play areas or easy walking routes for all ages.

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