- Carlingford Glamping (often featuring a luxury shepherd’s hut), set in a tranquil orchard garden just a short walk from Templetown Blue Flag beach, ideal for immersion in nature with easy access to coastal walks and sea swimming.
- Rosemount Glamping (including Fairy Fort and similar offerings), an adults-only site at the foothills of the Cooley Mountains, with luxurious bell tents offering panoramic views, cosy comforts, and a romantic, secluded atmosphere.
Louth:
Louth is a county of historic depth and coastal beauty, with Drogheda’s St Peter’s Church housing a historic shrine and the Boyne Valley offering ancient sites like Newgrange, a UNESCO-listed passage tomb. Carlingford’s medieval streets and castle provide scenic walks, while Dundalk’s coastal paths add natural allure. Other attractions include the Cooley Peninsula’s hiking trails. Louth is Ireland’s smallest county by size (821 sq km) and 17th largest by population (139,703). Population peaked at 128,240 in 1841 and reached its lowest point, 63,665 in 1926. In terms of hospitality, Louth is Ireland’s 21st most visited tourist county with around 108,000 international visitors per year.
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