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trooperstown wood camping

  • 12-09-2009 9:42am
    #1
    jambofc
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    hello,i used too go camping up in trooperstown wood in the wicklow mtns and im wondering if you can still camp there or not? have tried ringing about 6 numbers and they are all mon-fri,any help would be great even any recomendations for off-site camping in the wicklow area
    thanks in advance :)


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  • #2
    Donny5
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    jambofc wrote: »
    hello,i used too go camping up in trooperstown wood in the wicklow mtns and im wondering if you can still camp there or not? have tried ringing about 6 numbers and they are all mon-fri,any help would be great even any recomendations for off-site camping in the wicklow area
    thanks in advance :)

    I'm not sure about Trooperstown, but you can camp in Glenmalure, for sure. I've never seen anyone camping in Trooperstown, but I wouldn't say there'd be a problem as long as you don't make a mess or go starting fires.


  • #3
    jambofc
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    Donny5 wrote: »
    I'm not sure about Trooperstown, but you can camp in Glenmalure, for sure. I've never seen anyone camping in Trooperstown, but I wouldn't say there'd be a problem as long as you don't make a mess or go starting fires.

    thanks for that i'll have a look
    cheers


  • #4
    dogmatix
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    I regularily see people camping at Trooperstown - I presume you mean the grassy areas beside the river across from the car park. So it is still a popular option, but wether you have to book in advance I don't know.


  • #5
    jambofc
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    update for the upcoming season,was in trooperstown and by law you are not allowed to camp there,but was plenty of signs of recent camping.


  • #6
    jambofc
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    bump
    anyone have any other spots that are safe to bring the family,really love trooperstown wood,was a lovely spot a few years ago but now seems filthy and full of non-desirables.


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  • #7
    Evil Phil
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    jambofc wrote: »
    bump
    anyone have any other spots that are safe to bring the family,really love trooperstown wood,was a lovely spot a few years ago but now seems filthy and full of non-desirables.

    That seems to be a growing problem.


  • #8
    jambofc
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    Evil Phil wrote: »
    That seems to be a growing problem.

    seems to be the times we live in :mad:


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