Campsites that take one-night stays in County Londonderry
Campsites that will take a single night at least some of the year. Even these usually set a minimum of two or three nights on summer weekends and bank holidays; the price calculator tells you if one applies.
Glamping site · Limavady
Carrowmena School House, Glamping & Family Camping
Tents, pods, bell tents, bunkhouses
- No dogs
- Campfires
- Glamping
from £40/night
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Touring park · Benone
Golden Sands Caravan Park
Tents, caravans, motorhomes
- Near beach
from £30/night
ViewHoliday park · Portrush
Hilltop Holiday Park
Tents, caravans, motorhomes, cabins, static caravans
- Dogs welcome
- Glamping
from £24/night
ViewFarm campsite · Portrush
Maddybenny Campsite
Tents, caravans, motorhomes, cottages
- Dogs welcome
from £48/night
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Campsite · Draperstown
Shepherd's Rest Campsite and Caravan Park
Tents, caravans, motorhomes, cabins
- Dogs welcome
- Glamping
from £10/night
ViewGlamping site · Limavady
Waterfall Caves & Atlantic View
Cottages
- Some dogs
- Campfires
Prices on request
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Questions people ask
Which is the cheapest of the campsites that take one-night stays in County Londonderry?
Shepherd's Rest Campsite and Caravan Park, from £10 a night for two adults, is the lowest price we can find over the next year. Prices change with the season and the day of the week, so put your dates into the calculator on this page.
Which of the campsites that take one-night stays in County Londonderry take dogs?
4 of the 7: Hilltop Holiday Park, Maddybenny Campsite, Shepherd's Rest Campsite and Caravan Park and Waterfall Caves & Atlantic View.
Are any of the campsites that take one-night stays in County Londonderry open all year?
Not as far as we know. All of them close for part of the winter, so check the opening dates on each campsite's page.
Can you have a campfire at any of the campsites that take one-night stays in County Londonderry?
Yes, at Carrowmena School House, Glamping & Family Camping and Waterfall Caves & Atlantic View. Most want fires in a raised pit, not on the ground.