This is a new glamping site still in development, with the grounds just starting to grow grass seed, which will hopefully soon flourish into luscious grass around our pods. Until then, we ask for patience and restraint from our customers to avoid walking on the clay areas. We aim to please and will welcome any feedback or suggestions from guests to improve our site.

Easkey Glamping Village is a new glamping site along the Wild Atlantic Way, on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Easkey Co Sligo on the Wild Atlantic Way. Just a 10-minute walk to the village with its various unique shops like Pudding Row and Rosies Pottery along with a grocery shop, Pub, local Post office, the Easkey River, renowned for its fishing, 10 minute walk from the coast, known for its fabulous surfing waves and sea swimming pool - An Pol Gorm, and close to beaches and ideally located to explore all the wonderful Wild Atlantic Way locations of Sligo and Mayo. The site has high-speed fibre broadband in all pods, making it ideal for a working getaway. We are pet-friendly, but please let us know in advance if you are bringing your pet so we can make them feel comfortable, too Each pod is studio type with a double bed sofabed and kitchen area all contained within the one room. Hairdryers, irons, and baby cot are available on request, Please let us know if you require them or anything else to make your stay more comfortable.

This site is along the Wild Atlantic way and there are many wonderful historic and scenic areas to explore around Sligo and Mayo and our site would provide an ideal location as a base for exploring these areas. Visit the Ceide Fields, Downpatrick Head, Killala, Achill. Knock shrine, and Croagh Patrick to name a few in Mayo, In Sligo, we have locally, The Griddle Stone, The Split Rock, An Pol Gorm, Easkey castle, Aughris Head and Walk, Trawee, and Dunmoran strands and the seaside village and beach of Enniscerone. Further into Sligo, you have, W.B. Yeat Grave, Lisadell house, Hazelwood, Rosses Point beach and golf course, Strandhill village and beach, Glencar Lake and waterfall, and the Knocknarea and Benbiulben mountains with wonderful walks and trails to name but a few.