Monthly Archives: February 2014

There is a happy medium between packing just a spare pair of socks in a day rucksack and packing the car boot full to the brim for every single eventuality that might befall you when you head off on your camping trip. Here at Wild Atlantic Camp we're great fans of comfortable camping in Donegal and we also know that happy kids mean everyone's a happy camper so if space has to be found in the car for the tin of Moshi Monsters then so be it. However, we agree with most of the essentials on this checklist from  the good folk at GoCarCamping.com,  although the jury's out on the spices and napkins.  We'd rather not forget the marshmallows. We'd love to welcome you to Wild Atlantic Camp soon and don't worry about forgetting a thing, we'll see you right. (By the way did you know that we can provide cosy, brushed cotton bedding and fluffy towels so you don't have to bring endless duvets and blankets with you?  That gives you more space for the wellies.) Check availability and book your stay Alternatively call us at +353 (0) 74 9138400 or email us at stay@wildatlanticcamp.com [bookingbug id='ukw2009530' style='medium' service='50244' palette='NEW1'] To book your stay at the Wild Atlantic Camp Select your arrival date from our booking calendar above by clicking on your preferred date. The availability and pricing details will then be displayed, allowing you to choose your duration of stay. To complete the booking process, enter your details, email address and contact telephone number. Once booking is complete, you will receive a confirmation email containing your booking receipt. Wild Atlantic Camp will also contact you to arrange payment of a deposit to secure your [...]

With Mid Term Break just around the corner and the kids off school for a few days here are a handful of ideas we've brainstormed to help you have some family fun together, without spending any money (hurrah). 1. Tell Me No Lies Sand dunes are hard work for little legs. This game is perfect for breaking up the tiresomeness of a long car journey or when the walk back to the car just seems too far. It tends to be the most fun when the answers aren't necessarily 100% true - a little poetic license goes a long way. 6 questions for children to ask grown ups: Who did you sit next to at school? Did you like them? When you were little what was the most trouble you got in to? Who was the naughtiest in your class? What were you good at at school? Were you the teacher's pet? What was the best job you've ever had? What do you do all day now? Who was your best friend at school? Why do you like them? What nickname did you get given at school? 6 questions for grown ups to ask children: Who is your best friend at school? Why do you like them? What kind of pet would you have if you could have anything at all? What would you call it? What are you most good at? What is the bravest thing you've ever done? What do you want to be when you grow up? What's the best joke you know? Tip:  Grandparents and those with a great imagination tend to be very good at this game. 2. Pick Up Sticks Task everyone in the group to find [...]