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Does Glamping Have Bathrooms? Yes! Our Luxury Stays Come with Private Ensuites

If you love the idea of glamping but worry about having to trek across a campsite in the middle of the night to find a toilet—don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! At Wild Atlantic Camp we believe outdoor adventures should come with home comforts. That’s why all our cabins, villas, and chalets come with their very own private ensuite bathrooms—so you can enjoy nature without sacrificing luxury. Each Cabin, Villa and Chalet comes with private ensuite in each with hot showers and toilet facilities included. This is a commonly asked question with us. Please note our Wooden Pods do not have ensuites but we do offer a shared communal shower room and campers kitchen onsite.

2025-03-18T14:55:41+00:00March 18th, 2025|Stay|0 Comments

Why are we called Wild Atlantic Camp?

Our location, in the heart of Creeslough village, overlooks Sheephaven Bay and Doe Castle.  We know we have amazing scenery and yet we also know we're a well kept secret. Visitors to this part of Donegal are spolit for views and the main road round the coastline, the N56, offers many lay bys for you to pull in and take five minutes to watch the waves. In recent years many visitors have passed through Creeslough, en route to the busier seaside town of Dunfanaghy, 11 km away.  Understandably, it is a very lovely spot.  But now we hope to give visitors a reason to linger for longer in Creeslough and avoid the crowds. In March 2014 the N56 will form a major part of Fáilte Ireland's new Wild Atlantic Way.  The road trip of a lifetime starts, or ends, here in Donegal. We'd like these plucky adventurers to pull in and stay a night or two with us. And that's why we've called ourselves Wild Atlantic Camp. This atmospheric video from Fáilte Ireland describes the new 2400 km drive along the amazing Atlantic coastline we are blessed with. And in this Fáilte Ireland video some of the 'Faces of the Wild Atlantic Way' describe it in one word. One, two, three "Awesome!"    

2017-04-18T19:16:21+00:00November 15th, 2013|Stay|Comments Off on Why are we called Wild Atlantic Camp?
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