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Glamping

  • 07-07-2019 4:22pm
    #1
    VandC
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    Hi all, just looking for some advice. Have a two and nearly four year old. The four year old is mad to go camping and do a campfire with marshmallows! Thought glamping would be a happy medium as don't want to start going camping yet with them. And would only do a night. Anyways, any suggestions? Bad idea? Anything not too far from Dublin that would suit?


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  • #2
    Mumm_ra
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    VandC wrote: »
    Hi all, just looking for some advice. Have a two and nearly four year old. The four year old is mad to go camping and do a campfire with marshmallows! Thought glamping would be a happy medium as don't want to start going camping yet with them. And would only do a night. Anyways, any suggestions? Bad idea? Anything not too far from Dublin that would suit?

    River Valley in Redcross is decent.


  • #3
    huskerdu
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    Redcross - which is called River Valley and Hidden Valley in Rathdrum are both good for glamming.

    However , neither allow campfires, only bbqs. I think River Valley allow fire pits, there were some the last time I was there 2 years ago.


    It’s a great idea for a few days away.

    Both places book out quickly in summer, so check their website before promising anything to the kids


  • #4
    average_runner
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    VandC wrote: »
    Hi all, just looking for some advice. Have a two and nearly four year old. The four year old is mad to go camping and do a campfire with marshmallows! Thought glamping would be a happy medium as don't want to start going camping yet with them. And would only do a night. Anyways, any suggestions? Bad idea? Anything not too far from Dublin that would suit?

    River valley is great. They have tree houses for glamping also. We have a caravan there and go down most weekends.
    Also have a kids club and movie night.

    Fire pits are ideal for roasting marshmallows


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