If you’re in search of the best places to go glamping in Kerry, you’ve landed in the right place.
Although camping in Kerry has been popular for a long time, glamping has gained in popularity in recent years.
Home to many of the best places to go glamping in Ireland, Kerry boasts its fair share of unique and quirky glampsites.
The best places to go glamping in Kerry
The first section of our guide is packed with the swankiest places to go glamping in Kerry, including what is arguably the most expensive place to go glamping in Ireland.
1. Killarney glamping at the grove
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Killarney Glamping is one of the best known Kerry glamping spots. This place is all about providing guests with privacy and relaxation.
Offering couples only accommodation is on offer, whilst those who come in search of unforgettable adventure will not be disappointed with Killarney National Park less than a mile from this self-catering spot.
Just because you’re visiting one of Ireland’s wildest areas doesn’t mean you need to compromise on luxury. With views across the Kerry Mountains, Killarney Glamping at the Grove offers a place to truly get away from it all in style.
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2. Dromquinna Manor
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If you’re in search of some very fancy (and very expensive!) Kerry glamping accommodation, look no further than Dromquinna Manor.
The luxurious tents here are something special. Spacious, airy and appointed with luxurious amenities, the tents at this glamping site are a world away from traditional camping.
Each tent sits primed to take total advantage of the beautiful surroundings and provide top notch levels of privacy. They have their own verandas and deck areas, offering what is a fully furnished luxury bedroom.
Sitting on a leveled deck constructed from sustainable materials, these tents have their own veranda that’s ideal for summertime al fresco dining.
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3. Priory Glamping Pods
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This gorgeous collection of glamping pods in Kerry is ideal for families, couples and groups of friends seeking a fun adventure in the verdant southwest.
All glamping pods are en-suit, each with their own own private bathroom and shower. Offering the utmost privacy and security in a relaxed environment, guests here get access to secure off-street parking and free unlimited wifi.
Each pod comes equipped with towels, shampoo,shower gel and soap as well as a small kitchenette with amenities including a toaster, kettle, nespresso machine and microwave. Just ten minutes from Killarney centre, there is convenient access to the National Park.
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4. Farmyard Lane Glamping
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Farmyard lane is a luxury eco-friendly glamping spot at the centre of the Reeks District, not far from the MacGillycuddy Reeks and Gap of Dunloe areas.
With some of Ireland’s most beautiful hikes, walks and climbs on your doorstep, this is a top spot for outdoors lovers. The luxury glamping pods at Farmyard Lane have a variety of modern facilities to make guests feel relaxed.
Ideal for two people but with room for up to four, each pod is equipped with a kitchenette, ensuite bathroom, sofa bed, refrigerator, kettle and French grinder, whilst luxurious bed linen and towels and cosy throws from Kerry Woollen Mills are on offer.
With showers and a complimentary breakfast basket with locally sourced ingredients, there are eggs and honey as well as coffee from local sources.
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5. Dingle Way Glamping
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Offering accommodation across three separate structures, Dingle Way Glamping offers guests a variety of options.
First is the hand-crafted shepherd’s hut set within native trees close to the Slieve Mish mountains and Annascaul Lake.
A cushy, self-contained hut fully insulated and providing a shower and WC as well as a radiator for cold nights, it has a kitchenette with cooking facilities and access to a communal barbecue.
Then there is the old Dingle steam train, offering a double bed and bunk bed in the same room. This accommodation is located close to the famous South Pole Inn, originally owned by Tom Crean.
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6. South Kerry Glamping
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The pods at South Kerry Glamping offer a special experience, with a space incorporating a plush double bed, shower room, kitchenette and couch. Outdoors guests can enjoy a large deck for sitting out and BBQ.
Offering the ideal blend of hotel comforts and the outdoor camping experience, the pods at South Kerry glamping are great for a couples getaway, with space for up to 4 people.
Self-contained on a private plot of land within a country lane, the pods here offer isolated perfection.
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7. Granville House Apartments and Glamping
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Granville House Apartments and Glamping provide a plush spot for glamping in Kerry. A new place featuring bell tents and handmade bigfoot yurts, the private bathrooms and communal kitchen on offer make this a relaxing place to stay.
Cosy and comfortable with plush beds and unique furnishings, the yurts and tents here measure a roomy 5 meters wide, with wood burning stoves on offer.
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8. EcoPod camping on Kells beach
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At this EcoPod, the focus is very much on offering an eco friendly experience with minimal impact on the earth. Blending camping and a hotel stay, guests here get to enjoy a warm, plush bed, electricity and the ultimate privacy.
Offering a stunning vista of the bay through double doors, you can enjoy watching the birds before heading to the beach to enjoy the fresh, sea air.
With a kitchen stocked with everything you need and a common area with a dining room, TV, fireplace and more, guests have everything they need.
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9. Coach Field Camp
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You’ll find Coach Field Camp off the Tralee to Dingle road, where it’s tucked away, unsurprisingly enough, in the little village of Camp.
The pods here are nice and colourful and the interiors, while compact, are clean and well equipped and sleep between 4 and 6 people.
Those that give glamping in Kerry a crack here will also have access to a dining and kitchen area. Alternatively, Ashes Pub is a short, 2-minute ramble away.
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