Camping Blarney

GPS Stone View, Blarney, Ireland

General:
- number of pitches : 65
- open season: 01.04-25.10
- dogs allowed
- playground
- WLAN available on entire site
Bathrooms:
- cee-sockets
- hot showers
- sanitary cabin for wheelchair
- toilet seats
At the pitch :
- cee-sockets
Services:
- supply and disposal for motorhomes
- tumble dryer
- washing machine
Payments:
- cash payment
- Mastercard
- Visa

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