Gap of Dunloe, V93, Dunloe Upper
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A scenic roadside viewpoint between two lakes in the Gap of Dunloe, but current reports say driving and overnight stays are not allowed. The area is best reached by bicycle or on foot, or by taking a carriage. Park at the restaurant and walk or cycle to enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Do not drive up there! Use a bicycle or walk, or take one of the carriages. You do not need to take a camper everywhere; driving and staying overnight are not allowed here. I do not understand why some people have to ignore such rules. The area is dreamy, so do not ruin it with wild camping. Thank you.
A site you absolutely must visit if you are in the area, very beautiful but impossible to access by motorhome. Park at the restaurant and walk or cycle.
Nice spot, we didn’t have any problem at all. The vieuws are incredible. The parking spot is next to the road but after 20h therˋe wasn’t any trafic.
Probably not really a place to spend the night. Overall, we all felt that none of the spots in the Gap were suitable for campers. Anyone still standing there with their van now is probably among the last before it is banned. Even driving through the Gap is presumably really only intended for cars.
Viewpoint near the bridge! Not very accurately marked on the map! We spent one night (beware of the midges—they arrive at 7 p.m. and leave late, and they are back around 7 a.m.). A farmer arrived this morning to tell us to move because he could not reverse to set up a small trailer for serving coffee at the spot!
Beautiful spot to stop but not to sleep. The road to it is extremely narrow so it's only suitable for vans. A farmer came at 10pm and told us that he needed us to move before 7:30 am. We moved to the other park up 3 minutes away.
The GPS point is incorrect and leads to the middle of a bridge. We still parked a little farther away on the side of the road, taking care not to block the field entrances. Magnificent viewpoint. Then we were moved on early in the morning by a field owner who offers horse-drawn carriage rides and needed all his space.