Set on the Atlantic coast at the edge of County Clare, this site is popular for its stunning coastline walks. Pitches are largely hardstanding and well-appointed with plenty of space to ensure outfits aren’t cramped, and there’s a shop to stock up on essentials.
Nearby Doolin has a range of shops, restaurants and pubs where a hearty meal and a pint of Guinness can be enjoyed along with traditional Irish music. Just a short walk away are the frequent ferries to the sparsely inhabited Aran islands.
There is plenty to see and do in this beautiful part of Ireland. The cliffs of Moher offer spectacular views of the coast and are home to many species of birds, making them ideal for walkers and ornithologists. The natural splendour of Doolin Cave is also within easy reach.
Around and About
Doolin, Doolin pier, Cliffs of Moher, Moher Hill Open Farm, Lahinch Seaworld, The Aran Islands, Bunratty Castle, Golf, Pony trekking, Water sports, Walking/Cycle routes, Fishing, Caves, Moher
Prices
| Pitch size (m2) | Pitch surface | Electricity | Electricity amperage | Water | Water shared | Drainage | Drainage shared | Other services on pitch | Separated by | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Special pitch - SP | 140 | hardstanding |
Yes |
10 |
Yes |
Yes |
kerbs | |||
| Electric Hook-up pitch - EL | 140 | hardstanding |
Yes |
10 |
Useful Info
Sites key:
Barsar
Reviewed: 18/06/2023 17:20
Large open site near the sea and Doolin Pier. Beware, we arrived on a Bank holiday and the access road from Doolin was rammed with cars parked everywhere including double yellow lines. Care and patience was needed. On arrival park on the left near the barrier and check in. After booking in... Show more
Coopergreg
Reviewed: 21/08/2022 22:42
Stayed for two weeks mid-August. Site is in a fantastic location, right by the sea and Doolin pier. Staff were friendly and helpful Facilities were good and kept clean. Doolin has some great pubs and restaurants, but be aware there’s no “corner shop” for about five miles and the site shop is limited... Show more
KateD
Reviewed: 19/08/2018 11:31
We stayed at Nagle’s Doolin for three nights in August and were offered the choice of any pitch. There were plenty of hardstandings with water, drainage and electric hook-up and immaculate grass adjacent to them. We chose one at the outer perimeter by a wall, as we thought... Show more
HereWeGoHereWeGo
Reviewed: 27/07/2017 10:48
Stayed for 4 nights here and still left lots of things we could have done. Facilities excellent and site shop had any basics we were missing. Well laid out flat hardstandings with plenty of space between outfits. Short walk to ferry and a bit longer to the old... Show more
john little
Reviewed: 17/04/2017 14:06
Nagles caravan site is the best site that I have been on and I would recommend it to everyone including families, it is very well kept , the facilities are good and clean and the views are spectacular to the south with the cliffs of Moher and Doolin cave, then... Show more
Wurzles
Reviewed: 12/10/2016 18:02
We stayed for four nights in September, I can imagine in the height of the summer it is packed. The site is immaculate and lovely views, the access through the village and surrounding roads is not brilliant for a large outfit especially when you happen to be there the same... Show more
Hemmingsby
Reviewed: 30/08/2016 15:42
Our check in experience here was not very welcoming.The young man at reception queried whether we had paid in advance (we had booked through the Club's travel service) and when I produced our confirmation he queried the amount we had paid until he realised it was quoted in sterling not... Show more
jessica3
Reviewed: 18/08/2016 20:25
Very spacious pitches and good facilities. Beautiful area but very exposed to strong Atlantic winds. Positively wild most of the week we were there but travelling a few miles inland and escaping the wind made all the difference.
gangesboy
Reviewed: 28/07/2016 14:11
Nice site close to the coast (not called the Wild Atlantic Coast for nothing!! Large spaced out site, only one toilet/shower block and refuge area which would be a problem if you were located at the far end. Some superb walking and stunning drives in the area. Didn't get across... Show more
ianofcf
Reviewed: 19/07/2016 06:35
The site is a 10 minute walk to the frequent ferries to the Aran islands, about a 5 mile walk or 20 minute drive to the Cliffs of Moher. The Burren National Park is spread over quite large area, best to go to the Burren centre which has a great... Show more
Barsar
Reviewed: 18/06/2023 17:20
Large open site near the sea and Doolin Pier. Beware, we arrived on a Bank holiday and the access road from Doolin was rammed with cars parked everywhere including double yellow lines. Care and patience was needed. On arrival park on the left near ...
