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Glendalough & Wicklow Mountains Coastal escapes, lake drives, stun- Blessington Lakes ning mountain scenery, magnif- The Blessington Lakes were formed 50 years ago when icent ancient monastic sites and the Poulaphouca Dam and home to one of the the world's hydro-electric power station most beautiful Powerscourt was built. The road around the gardens; Wicklow has it all. From Blessington lakes offers amaz- abbeys to glens and old mining ing views over the reservoir villages, it's an excellent staycation and the Wicklow Mountains. travel destination with brilliant family Drive or cycle around the lake and marvel at the sheer scale fun activities to choose from including of this man made habitat.There is also the Blessington garden mazes, tree top trails, ziplining, Greenway plus landbased & water activities at Blessing- water sports. And be sure to visit the ton for the outdoor enthusiast who like to keep fit. Happy Pear Restaurant in Greystones for healthier and happier dining. Wicklow’s Historic Gaol A fully immersive 3D experience at Wicklow Gaol's Bray-Greystones Cliff Walk Powerscourt House & Gardens historic jail museum will transport visitors back in time A great way to start your motorhome adventure in An architectural and horticultural masterpiece among to Wicklow Gaol in Co. Wicklow is to park up at Marine Road in Grey- the worlds most beautiful gardens, a trip to Wicklow the 1700’s – a grim stones where there is ample daytime parking for would not be complete without a visit to Powerscourt 3-dimensional motorhomes and take the cliff walk toward Bray head Gardens. The waterfall (7 minute drive away) is very world of corrup- which only takes between 1.5 and 2.5 hours across impressive even in the middle of the hot sumer season. tion, rebellion & the 7km span. Parking in Bray is not as straight for- See web for open times, how to get there. dark dungeons. ward which is why we recommend starting out here. The dramatic This walk has some rough ground so not ideal for stories depicted in buggy's or very young children. It is a brilliant spot the Gates of Hell for spotting birds, wild fauna, bottle nosed dolphins, Virtual Reality ex- black porpoises, and other wildlife. A post excercise- perience are based feed at Bray's best restaurants will be well earned. on actual historical events. In 2020 it won Trip Advisor Most people hop on the dart back to Greystones. Travellers’ Choice – Best of the Best award. Glendalough & Wicklow Mountains The Wicklow mountains has a fascinating history. It was a hiding spot for Irish rebel forces around the time of 1798 rebellion which lead to the construction of the Great Military Road by the British army from 1800 to 1806 to find insurgents. Mining also played an important role in the past with two derelict mining villages one in Glen- dasan which is accessible by public road and the other in Glendalough Valley, only accessible on foot. Follow the various walking trails to visit while taking in the magni- cent scenery at Glendalough's ancient monastic site. Arrive early to get good parking at the main OPW Visitor Centre and explore the scattering of ancient ruins which stretch to St. Saviour’s Church in the far east of the valley, to Temple na Skellig beside the Upper Lake. Your Motorhome GUIDE TO WICKLOW An inspirational County guide for Motorhomers in Ireland, created for you by Anchor Point Motorhomes Other Activities and Places to See Family adventure awaits at Kilruddery House in Squirrel Scrambles Adventure tree park which has 50 different challenges to climb, balance, slide and crawl, plus 12 zip lines big and small spread across 5 levels. It's a win Wicklow Town win for all ages in a central location and very reasonably priced. Clara Lara fun Park is also super fun with water Motorhome Parking shuttle, go karts, rope swing, zip line, remote controlled All recommended destinations are easy to access by boats, mini golf, amphicats, sandpits and much more. motorhome with good parking. For overnight stays check out the following resources: Camping Ireland The Sally Gap Failte Ireland Approved and Registered Campsites In a motorhome, this trip is definately not for the throughout Ireland. Pick up your free book when faint hearted, the roads are quiet narrow, but if you visit Anchor Point. you mastered the ring of Kerry you have this one Squirrel Scramble Safenights Ireland in the bag. There is one particular section near Kilruddery House & Gardens Reduced rate safe overnight parking for Motorhome the Lough Tay viewing point (approximately 1km users with membership card. long) that's somewhat tricky, but try get there Motorhome Parking Ireland nice and early and you should be fine. The views are truly spectacular, in particlar at Lough Tay & App which lists campsites, Motorhome Parking (ai- Glenmacnass waterfall. See the Irish Road Trip res), free overnight parking spots, bars & restaurants for more on hikes and nearby attractions. that welcome motorhomes. Athgreany Stone Circle Scenic Walks Johnnie Fox's Pub Resources & Links Overlooking Wicklow town are the ruins of Visit Wicklow Website Black Castle which was constantly under siege, Wicklow Mountains National Park it's remains are perched on a rocky ledge with Outdoor Activities in Wicklow great views of he coast and Wicklow town. Avoca Golfing on Wicklow's Bay Valley where the waters meet is another great Wicklows Military Road walking spot, ideal for picnics and where Ballykis- Visit Wicklow Celtic Walking Routes Baltinglass Abbey sangle was filmed. National Aquarium Sealife Centrre in Bray @ANCHORPOINTMOTORHOMES.COM Shannonside Business Park, Birdhill, Co. Tipp. TEL: 061 379903 Falconry Ireland's POST CODE: Remains of Black Castle which overlooks Wicklow Town Greenan Maze family fun Birds of Prey V94 VY98.
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