Motorhomes, pods, shepherd's huts, safari tents, cottages
- No dogs
- Campfires
- Glamping
from £30/night
ViewCampsites where you can have a campfire in Northern Ireland
Campsites that let you have a fire, and how: your own fire pit, a hired one, or raised fires only. In a dry summer sites can ban fires at short notice, so check before you go.
13 of the 49 campsites in Northern Ireland are on this list (about one in 4). The most are around Limavady (2).
Tents, vintage caravans, shepherd's huts, bunkhouses, cottages
- Some dogs
- Campfires
- Glamping
from £31/night
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Cottages, cabins, vintage caravans, shepherd's huts, yurts
- No dogs
- Campfires
- Glamping
from £149.35/night
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Tents, caravans, motorhomes, pods, shepherd's huts
- Dogs welcome
- Campfires
- Glamping
from £22/night
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Questions people ask
Which is the cheapest of the campsites where you can have a campfire in Northern Ireland?
Slieve Croob Camping, from £20 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 where you can have a campfire in Northern Ireland take dogs?
8 of the 13: Causeway Coast Wigwams, Glenarm Castle Ocean View Pods, Kinnego Marina Caravan and Camping Park, Meelmore Lodge, Rathlin Glamping Pods, The Meadows Camping, Waterfall Caves & Atlantic View and Watertop Farm.
Are any of the campsites where you can have a campfire in Northern Ireland open all year?
Yes: Bluebell Lane Glamping, Carrick Little Glamping, Causeway Coast Wigwams, Kinnego Marina Caravan and Camping Park and Tepee Valley Campsite.