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7 Funky Places To Go Glamping In Meath In 2024

7 Funky Places To Go Glamping In Meath In 2024

If you’re read our guide to the quirkiest spots to go glamping in Ireland, you’ll know that there’s some funky spots to try glamping in Meath.

There’s endless things to do in Meath, so why not stay somewhere a little bit different while you’re exploring the ‘Royal County’.

From family favourites, like Rock Farm, to the very popular Boyne Valley Glamping, this corner of Ireland boasts plenty of places for a night away with a difference.

Our favourite places to go glamping in Meath

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The first section of this guide tackles our favourite places to go glamping in Meath, with a mix of pricey and pocket-friendly options to choose from.

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1. Rock Farm Slane

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Nestled in a peaceful woodland setting, Rock Farm Slane offers a choice of glamping options for a luxury break on the banks of the River Boyne. Stay in a spacious yurt or bell tent with proper beds. Alternatively, book a traditional shepherd’s hut complete with comfy king-size bed and wood-fired stove.

Part of the Slane Castle Estate, your glamping experience would not be complete without toasting marshmallows on the fire pit or enjoying drinks at sunset on the covered deck with tranquil views.

There’s even a hot tub for stargazing and relaxing after a day’s hiking. Thursday is Farmer’s Market Day when you can pick up everything from cake to candles!

2. The Millhouse

The Millhouse

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The lovely Old Mill at Slane welcomes glampers with some unique glamping options for an unforgettable stay. The 5m diameter safari tents sleep four and include electricity, solid wood floors, a double and a sofa bed – it’s not really camping at all!

There’s a fairytale Shepherd’s Hut for two, complete with kitchen and ensuite toilet and shower, or how about sleeping in a Treehouse! For railway fans, there’s even a quirky Railway Carriage that sleeps 4.

Guests can make use of the barbecue area and outdoor 6-person jacuzzi tub for the ultimate stay. Bring family and friends – there’s something for everyone here!

3. Loughcrew Glamping

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It’s back to nature at Loughcrew Megalithic Centre where guests stay in spacious circular canvas yurts, each on a private wooden deck. Step inside and you’ll feel like you’re in one of the luxury hotels in Meath. Golden fabric covers the walls and lofty ceiling around a central log-burner.

Lit by fairy lights, the roof has an opening for stargazing and providing natural light during the day. Five guests can sleep well on a king-size, single and a double sofa bed. Take a morning stroll to the Ancient Loughcrew Cairns and drink in the fresh air and peaceful surroundings.

There’s also an on-site playground, tea room, games room and communal kitchen.

4. Boyne Valley Glamping

Boyne Valley glamping

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Treat yourself to a stay in the Emperor Tent at Boyne Valley Glamping. As its name suggests, this solo bell tent is palatial and has room for the whole entourage (well, up to 5 guests anyway). With gas heating and electric lighting, you have all mod cons.

The lounge area has a coffee and tea maker and there’s a separate Glamper’s Kitchen, indoor shower and eco-toilet. The rental includes a tasty breakfast, Wi-Fi and there’s a romantic fire pit. 

Going off the reviews online, this is one of the most popular places to go glamping in Meath for good reason.

Places to glamping in Meath and nearby

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Photos via Rock Farm Slane

Now that we’ve got our favourite places to go glamping in Meath out of the way, it’s time to see what else the county has to offer.

Below, you’ll find more quirky glampsites in Meath along with a handful a short spin away.

1. Glasson Glamping

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Stay on a working farm with Glasson Glamping in Westmeath. The double-decker Big Red Bus has a double and four single beds, heated living space and a flush loo onboard. There’s a similar Big Green Bus and a lakeview apartment.

This family-run business has an emphasis on ecology with a Wellness Walk and plenty of wildlife corridors and hedgerows. It’s ideal for families with a pool table in the games barn and open-air living spaces with clear roofing.

Make use of the modern fully equipped Glamper’s Kitchen, whether you’re cooking for two or hosting a party!

2. Wildflower Glamping

Wildflower Glamping

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Just 4 miles from Cavan Town, Wildflower Glamping has rave reviews from past visitors. Kids will love the Hobbit Hut and Dotty the Caravan, but there’s also a huge yurt, a traditional 3-metre-long bowtop gypsy caravan for 4 with its own covered cooking station/diner space.

The Foxglove Tent has beds with mattresses and a kitchen hut with running water and electric socket for the ultimate glamping stay. The hand-crafted shepherd’s hut is perfect for two. Set in stunning countryside for hiking and fishing, it’s the perfect getaway.

3. The Kells Cabin

cabin in Kells

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If you’re looking for somewhere quiet and peaceful, the Kells Cabins are quirky but comfortable wooden “Hobbit” huts each with a double bed, seating area with flatscreen TV and a private bathroom with hot tub. It’s not really glamping at all!

There’s a fridge, kettle and toaster but the hosts provide a complimentary continental breakfast. This modern log cabin is in a great location 11km from Kells Monastery and close to Causey Farm and the Mullaghmeen Forest Trail.

Glamping Meath: Where have we missed?

I’ve no doubt that we’ve unintentionally left out some brilliant places to go glamping in Meath from the guide above.

If you have a place that you’d like to recommend, let me know in the comments below and I’ll check it out!

FAQs about the different Meath glampsites

We’ve had a lot of questions over the years asking about everything from ‘What Meath glamping is best for groups?’ to ‘Which is most suitable for families?’.

In the section below, we’ve popped in the most FAQs that we’ve received. If you have a question that we haven’t tackled, ask away in the comments section below.

What are the most unique places to go glamping in Meath?

Boyne Valley Glamping, Loughcrew Glamping, The Millhouse and Rock Farm Slane are 4 very unique Meath glamping sites.

What are the best places to go glamping near Meath?

Glasson Glamping in Westmeath is well worth checking out as is Wildflower Glamping near Cavan Town.

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