I came across Killarney Glamping at the Grove a few months back when we were researching places for our guide to the best places to go glamping in Kerry.
This place has been bouncing about in my mind since then.
You’ll find Killarney Glamping, a luxurious couples-only glampsite, a stone’s throw from many of Killarney’s top attractions.
Those that spend that night here can expect a swanky (and cosy) room for the night with mountain views and plenty more. Here’s everything you need to know.
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What to know about Killarney Glamping

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So, a visit to Killarney Glamping at the Grove is pretty straight-forward (and pretty good value, too!), but there are some things worth knowing before you hit ‘book’.
1. Location
You’ll find Killarney Glamping at the Grove a handy 1.5km from Killarney Town. The site is a short distance from Killarney National Park and it’s a nice, quirky base for driving the Ring of Kerry.
2. Adults only
Killarney Glamping is a ‘couples only’ destination, so you won’t have to worry about kids legging it about the place. Although you may have adults legging it about the place on their way back from a night in one of the many pubs in Killarney.
3. Two types of accommodation
There are two different options at Killarney glamping – the luxury lodge or the Romantic Glamping Suite. Both are finely decked out with everything you’ll need for a weekend away with a difference (more on this below).
4. Rough cost per night
The cost per night at Killarney Glamping varies depending on day of the week and time of the year. The price, at the time of typing, ranges from €79 to €99 for the glamping suite and €95 to €109 for the Lodge (prices may change).
The different accommodation options at Killarney glamping at the Grove

Photo via Killarney Glamping at the Grove
If sitting outside beneath a toasty heater, sipping a beer, and cooking up a storm on a sheltered BBQ, or toasting marshmallows over a fire pit sounds right up your street, then you’ll love this place.
Killarney glamping is a romantic, couples-only retreat that’s less than a mile from Killarney Town Centre.
So, you can spend the day exploring the area (here’s a guide packed with things to do in Killarney) and kick back in the evening in your funky accommodation. Here are the two options.
Option 1: The Romantic Glamping Suite

Photo via Killarney Glamping at the Grove
The Romantic Glamping Suite at Killarney Glamping looks the business, and it’d rival some of the best hotels in Killarney going off the reviews.
Here’s what you can expect if you spend the night in one of these:
- A Spacious Bedroom with a Double Bed, electric blanket and coir carpet
- A private patio area (complete with heater)
- A private sheltered kitchen (outdoor) with a BBQ, a gas hob, a little fridge, a sink and a seating area.
- A private en-suite bathroom complete with sink, toilet and shower
Option 2: The luxury lodge

The luxury lodges at Killarney glamping are open all year round and they look just as good at the Suites.
Here’s what you can expect if you spend the night in one of these:
- A decent sized bedroom with a King Size Bed, electric blanket and hardwood floors
- Central Heating throughout
- A kitchen complete with everything you need for self-catering
- A full en-suite bathroom
- A private sheltered gas BBQ alongside your Luxury Lodge.
More unique places to sleep in Killarney

Photos via Airbnb
If you’re visiting Killarney and you fancy staying somewhere a bit different, you should find the below guides handy:
- The best Killarney accommodation: 11 gorgeous places to stay
- Unique Airbnb Killarney: 8 quirky gaffs you can rent
- The best hotels in Killarney: A guide with something for every budget
Keith O’Hara has lived in Ireland for 35 years and has spent much of the last 13 creating what is now The Irish Road Trip guide. Over the years, the website has published thousands of meticulously researched Ireland travel guides, welcoming 40 million+ visitors along the way. In 2022, the Irish Road Trip team published the world’s largest collection of Irish Road Trip itineraries. Keith lives in Dublin with his dog Toby and finds writing in the 3rd person minus craic altogether.