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Gps Coördinates Northern Ireland GPS COÖRDINATES NORTHERN IRELAND 27/03/13 Ingang of toegangsweg camping / Entry or acces way campsite © Parafoeter : http://users.telenet.be/leo.huybrechts/camp.htm Name City D Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Annalong Holiday Park Annalong DOW 54.10552 -5.90328 54 ° 6 ' 20 " -5 ° 54 ' 12 " Ballymacrea Caravan Park Portrush ANT 55.19816 -6.59888 55 ° 11 ' 53 " -6 ° 35 ' 56 " Ballyness Caravan Park Bushmills ANT 55.19465 -6.51712 55 ° 11 ' 41 " -6 ° 31 ' 2 " Ballyronan Marina And Caravan Park Ballyronan LDY 54.70884 -6.53102 54 ° 42 ' 32 " -6 ° 31 ' 52 " Ballywhiskin Caravan & Camping Park Millisle DOW 54.58677 -5.50526 54 ° 35 ' 12 " -5 ° 30 ' 19 " Bellemont Caravan Park Coleraine LDY 55.17147 -6.67331 55 ° 10 ' 17 " -6 ° 40 ' 24 " Benone Tourist Complex Limavady LDY 55.16364 -6.87101 55 ° 9 ' 49 " -6 ° 52 ' 16 " Blaney Caravan Park & Camp Site Enniskillen FER 54.43067 -7.77669 54 ° 25 ' 50 " -7 ° 46 ' 36 " Brookvale (CL) Lurganare DOW 54.22884 -6.36549 54 ° 13 ' 44 " -6 ° 21 ' 56 " Bush Caravan Park Bushmills ANT 55.17292 -6.57088 55 ° 10 ' 23 " -6 ° 34 ' 15 " Carnfunnock Larne ANT 54.88956 -5.84628 54 ° 53 ' 22 " -5 ° 50 ' 47 " Carrick Dhu Caravan Park Portrush ANT 55.19801 -6.67184 55 ° 11 ' 53 " -6 ° 40 ' 19 " Carrontreemall (CL) Belcoo FER 54.29563 -7.84983 54 ° 17 ' 44 " -7 ° 50 ' 59 " Castle Archdale Caravan Park Irvinestown FER 54.47861 -7.73092 54 ° 28 ' 43 " -7 ° 43 ' 51 " Castlewellan Forest Park Caravan Club Site Castlewellan DOW 54.26169 -5.95176 54 ° 15 ' 42 " -5 ° 57 ' 6 " Charlies Hideaway (CS) Armoy ANT 55.14231 -6.35677 55 ° 8 ' 32 " -6 ° 21 ' 24 " Chestnutt Holiday Park Kilkeel DOW 54.03091 -6.06880 54 ° 1 ' 51 " -6 ° 4 ' 8 " Clogher Valley Country Park Clogher TYR 54.39356 -7.20280 54 ° 23 ' 37 " -7 ° 12 ' 10 " Cohannan Country Park (CL) Killyman TYR 54.48881 -6.66857 54 ° 29 ' 20 " -6 ° 40 ' 7 " Craignamaddy (CL) Mosside ANT 55.19129 -6.41547 55 ° 11 ' 29 " -6 ° 24 ' 56 " Cranfield Caravan Park Kilkeel DOW 54.02743 -6.06265 54 ° 1 ' 39 " -6 ° 3 ' 46 " Curran Court Caravan Park Larne ANT 54.85072 -5.80373 54 ° 51 ' 3 " -5 ° 48 ' 13 " Cushendall Caravan Park Cushendall ANT 55.07520 -6.05496 55 ° 4 ' 31 " -6 ° 3 ' 18 " Cushendun Caravan Park Cushendun ANT 55.13033 -6.04763 55 ° 7 ' 49 " -6 ° 2 ' 51 " Cusher Valley (CL) Markethill ARM 54.30881 -6.47140 54 ° 18 ' 32 " -6 ° 28 ' 17 " Deighans Benone Caravan Park Limavady LDY 55.16111 -6.88321 55 ° 9 ' 40 " -6 ° 52 ' 60 " Delamont Country Park Killyleagh DOW 54.38696 -5.67469 54 ° 23 ' 13 " -5 ° 40 ' 29 " Drum Manor Forest Park Caravan Site Cookstown TYR 54.64282 -6.81414 54 ° 38 ' 34 " -6 ° 48 ' 51 " Drumaheglis Marina & Caravan Park Ballymoney ANT 55.06669 -6.58791 55 ° 4 ' 0 " -6 ° 35 ' 16 " Drumhoney Holiday Park Lisnarick FER 54.46498 -7.69854 54 ° 27 ' 54 " -7 ° 41 ' 55 " Dundonald Belfast ANT 54.58897 -5.81711 54 ° 35 ' 20 " -5 ° 49 ' 2 " Dungannon Park Dungannon TYR 54.49022 -6.75782 54 ° 29 ' 25 " -6 ° 45 ' 28 " Elaghvale Camping Park Londonderry LDY 55.04547 -7.35211 55 ° 2 ' 44 " -7 ° 21 ' 8 " Ford Farm (CL) Islandmagee ANT 54.78056 -5.71420 54 ° 46 ' 50 " -5 ° 42 ' 51 " Glenariff Forest Park Caravan Site Ballymena ANT 55.01880 -6.11979 55 ° 1 ' 8 " -6 ° 7 ' 11 " Glenmore Camping Site Ballycastle ANT 55.22038 -6.31216 55 ° 13 ' 13 " -6 ° 18 ' 44 " Golden Sands Caravan Park Limavady LDY 55.16353 -6.88042 55 ° 9 ' 49 " -6 ° 52 ' 50 " Gosford Forest Park Caravan Site Armagh ARM 54.30341 -6.52403 54 ° 18 ' 12 " -6 ° 31 ' 27 " Hillfoot Campsite (CL) Dungiven LDY 54.94596 -6.90045 54 ° 56 ' 45 " -6 ° 54 ' 2 " Hilltop Holiday Park Portrush ANT 55.18724 -6.66246 55 ° 11 ' 14 " -6 ° 39 ' 45 " Juniper Hill Caravan Park Portstewart LDY 55.19406 -6.68515 55 ° 11 ' 39 " -6 ° 41 ' 7 " Kilbroney Rostrevor DOW 54.09802 -6.18847 54 ° 5 ' 53 " -6 ° 11 ' 18 " Kinnego Marina Caravan Park Lurgan ARM 54.48863 -6.36553 54 ° 29 ' 19 " -6 ° 21 ' 56 " Lakeland Caravan Park Drumrush FER 54.53204 -7.75763 54 ° 31 ' 55 " -7 ° 45 ' 27 " Lakeside View Caravan Park Hillsborough DOW 54.41933 -6.02096 54 ° 25 ' 10 " -6 ° 1 ' 15 " Mullynascarthy Lisnaskea FER 54.26842 -7.48343 54 ° 16 ' 6 " -7 ° 29 ' 0 " Portballintrae Caravan Park Portballintrae ANT 55.21363 -6.54374 55 ° 12 ' 49 " -6 ° 32 ' 37 " Riverly House (CL) Rathfriland DOW 54.21312 -6.21004 54 ° 12 ' 47 " -6 ° 12 ' 36 " Roundlake Caravan Park Fivemiletown TYR 54.38344 -7.31553 54 ° 23 ' 0 " -7 ° 18 ' 56 " Rushin House Caravan Park Holywell FER 54.30393 -7.88626 54 ° 18 ' 14 " -7 ° 53 ' 11 " Sandilands Holiday Park Kilkeel DOW 54.03533 -6.04743 54 ° 2 ' 7 " -6 ° 2 ' 51 " Sandycove Holiday Park Ballywalter DOW 54.56889 -5.48547 54 ° 34 ' 8 " -5 ° 29 ' 8 " Shanogue House Antrim ANT 54.69237 -6.16543 54 ° 41 ' 33 " -6 ° 9 ' 56 " Share Holiday Village Enniskillen FER 54.21219 -7.47704 54 ° 12 ' 44 " -7 ° 28 ' 37 " Silvercliffs Holiday Village Ballycastle ANT 55.20928 -6.24911 55 ° 12 ' 33 " -6 ° 14 ' 57 " Six Mile Water Caravan Park Antrim ANT 54.71757 -6.23696 54 ° 43 ' 3 " -6 ° 14 ' 13 " Sperrin Mountains Caravan Park Omagh TYR 54.68531 -7.25604 54 ° 41 ' 7 " -7 ° 15 ' 22 " GPS COÖRDINATES NORTHERN IRELAND 27/03/13 Ingang of toegangsweg camping / Entry or acces way campsite © Parafoeter : http://users.telenet.be/leo.huybrechts/camp.htm Name City D Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Sunnyholme Caravan Park Newcastle DOW 54.22473 -5.89431 54 ° 13 ' 29 " -5 ° 53 ' 40 " The Hollow Road (CL) Aghalee ANT 54.52579 -6.27742 54 ° 31 ' 33 " -6 ° 16 ' 39 " The Shepherds Rest Pub Draperstown LDY 54.75033 -6.89628 54 ° 45 ' 1 " -6 ° 53 ' 47 " The Skerries Holiday Park Portrush ANT 55.19742 -6.62701 55 ° 11 ' 51 " -6 ° 37 ' 37 " Tollymore Forest Park Caravan Site Newcastle DOW 54.22641 -5.93764 54 ° 13 ' 35 " -5 ° 56 ' 16 " Tullans Farm Caravan Park Coleraine LDY 55.12499 -6.62977 55 ° 7 ' 30 " -6 ° 37 ' 47 " Watertop Open Farm Ballypatrick ANT 55.17615 -6.12856 55 ° 10 ' 34 " -6 ° 7 ' 43 " Woodcroft Park Newcastle DOW 54.22235 -5.88513 54 ° 13 ' 20 " -5 ° 53 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