157 Cushendall Road, BT54 6RN, Ballypatrick
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Ballypatrick is a quiet, sloping forest parking area with space in large bays for about 5 campervans and cars. There are picnic tables, nearby toilets, outside taps and a chemical-toilet emptying point about 50m from the parking. However, the area is currently almost unusable, with many fallen trees and both access routes padlocked.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
The place is almost unusable; many trees have fallen and both accesses were padlocked.
Plenty of space in large bays for about 5 Campervans and cars as well. Very quiet. You can't hear the passing traffic. Lovely walk from the car park. About 1/2 a mile and 30 minutes. Best parking spot so far in Northern Ireland.
Only stopped to empty the cassette. It is a little way from the parking area but fully functional. Can recommend it.
Quiet place, slightly sloped. The toilets in the neighboring building are open, but there is no water inside the building. Cassette emptying is possible at a designated outdoor area, and the outdoor taps work. It is 50 m from the parking area.
Arrived at nighttime - slightly confusing because all the trees are felled. We had a quiet night, one car in the morning. Toilets were closed but it’s January
Very quiet parking area, but it is sloped and requires good leveling blocks. Unfortunately, the toilets were closed in mid-October, but there are bins and a water tap. The view is very beautiful.
Place to spend the night. The road is audible, but it is sheltered from the wind. We drove on because I did not feel comfortable there, as a body was found there in 1988—a girl aged 18 from Germany. We moved on to the next place.
Freshly paved and very quiet forest parking area with nice views. A little sloped. Good phone signal.
Very steep parking area, except for one space; otherwise very quiet.