R379, H71 DK20, Cleggan
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This large asphalt car park beside Cleggan harbour offers attractive views and is close to pubs, restaurants and the village. Current reports describe overnight parking as impossible, while short parking costs 1€ for 1h. The whole site is strongly sloped, and there are no services.
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Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Definitely worth spending a night here, simply for the view and the pubs/restaurants. If walking is your thing, try a ferry trip to Inishbofin; €25 return.Translating
Beautiful place, with a few restaurants at the nearby harbour, less than a five-minute walk away. The car park is mostly very steep, but it can largely be levelled with suitable chocks. Twenty-four hours costs €5, and card payment is possible. Really excellent, with a great view.Translating
A quiet night spent here, with local pubs serving good food. €5 for 24 hours of parking. The machine accepts cards, and it is a very short walk to the village and pier.Translating
Beautiful view from a car park beside an arm of the sea. Slightly sloping. Paid from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Good for one night. No facilities. Close to a very good seafood bar and restaurant.Translating
Very beautiful view and a quiet night. €5 for 24 hours. We really enjoyed the scenery.Translating
Very pleasant car park with lovely sunrises and sunsets! No services, however, and the car park is slightly sloping, which is a shame. Reasonable overnight price: €5. Recommended.Translating
Large asphalt car park at the entrance to Gleggan. The car park is sloping, so levelling the van is recommended. The car park is paid during the day, but the rate is very reasonable. The place is relatively quiet despite being close to the road.Translating
Sloping asphalt car park, €1 if you only stay overnight. Great food at Oliver’s Bar.Translating
Fairly new sloping car park with nice views. No services. €5 for 24 hours of parking, right next to the town.Translating
We woke up to the most fantastic view of the harbour and nearby beach. Very quiet. We needed chocks for levelling. We used the toilets in the nearby Oliver’s bar, which opens early for breakfast.Translating
Great car park, €5 for 24 hours. There is quite a slope on all spaces; you just need to work out which one gives you the best view and use chocks accordingly. Very quiet. Oliver’s pub is great, with food that looked good, and there is good fish, calamari, chips, and more next door at Little Fish. A pleasant 20-minute walk to the beach.Translating
At 10 p.m. we had to leave because of a homeless person sleeping behind the brown shed, with a mattress on the ground and a bottle of wine in hand. When you enter, on the right, there was rubbish on the ground. Anyway, we left.Translating