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Clare Glen Caravan Park

MAKING MEMORIES, ONE STAY AT A TIME

 

Wake in the morning to spectacular views and experience the great outdoors at Clare Glen, a 55 acre country retreat, a magical wildlife haven and a relaxing place for both discovery and escape. Clare Glen is a unique and special four star touring caravan park, set in the heart of the beautiful Clare Glen, on the banks of the Cusher River.

Clare Glen Caravan Park welcomes touring caravans, motor homes and camper vans. Each of the 25 pitches has a hard standing, with individual electric, water and drainage hook-ups. Bring your sense of adventure as Armagh City and the rest of the historic county offers a wealth of experience for visitors!

Clare Glen Caravan Park
Markethill Road [Moodage Road]
Tandragee. BT62 2ET

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Telephone Mon – Friday 9.00am – 9.00pm and Saturday 9.00am – 5.00pm

Tel: +44 (0) 028 3884 1110

 

The Caravan Park is open all year except three days over Christmas.

The office is based at Tandragee Recreation Centre with the following opening hours
Monday – Friday 9.00am – 9.00pm
Saturday 9.00am – 5.00pm

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Distances to Clare Glen from

  • George Best Belfast City Airport‎ – 30 miles approximately
  • Belfast International Airport (Aldergrove) – 24 miles approximately
  • Belfast Harbour – 35 miles approximately
  • Larne Harbour – 43 miles approximately
  • Londonderry – 74 miles approximately
  • Dublin – 80 miles approximately
  • Cork – 237 miles approximately
  • Galway – 205 miles approximately

Postcode: BT62 2ET

Find directions at:

https://www.google.com/maps/@54.3990376,-6.4816684,12z

 

Activities & Adventure

Rates For Stay

Clare Glen

1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024 maximum stay – 3 nights off peak | 5 nights peak season

Group rates of 10+ per night per caravan

We offer twenty five superb pitches; each pitch is hard standing with individual electric, water and drainage hook-ups.

2023/24 Prices

2023 – 2024 Prices
Clare Glen    Peak Off Peak
Caravan £22.00 £17.50

Facilities At Clare Glen

Twenty five touring pitches are laid out in a picturesque landscaped area at Clare Glen Caravan Park. The amenity building is located centrally in the caravan park and overlooks the beautiful Clare Glen.

Each touring pitch is on hard stand with individual electric hook-ups, water and drainage.  Each site is large enough to park a car beside the caravan.

Inside the modern centrally heated amenity building you will find:

  • Free WIFI
  • Car Parking
  • Disabled Access
  • Credit/Debit Card
  • Pets Accepted [on a leash]
  • Self Catering
  • Washing Machine
  • Tumble Dryer
  • Chemical disposal point
  • Fishing Nearby
  • Beside River
  • Showers Onsite
  • Electricity Supply to pitches
  • BBQ

River, Bluebell & Glen View Trails

Clare Glen can be described as a delightful walk along the banks of the River Cusher in County Armagh. Many of the trees in the wood are multistemmed and the wood may have been managed by coppicing in the past. Hazel is abundant, with oak, ash and wych elm over a stunning ground layer of wood anemone, wild garlic and bluebells, and several different species of orchid (when in season).

There are a number of colour coded waymarked trails within Clare Glen so you can either follow one of these trails or mix and match them. The Glen View Trail (linear, 1.1 miles) is on the eastern side of the Cusher River and gives a birds eye view of the unique landscape of the glen.

 It can be linked with either the River Trail or the Bluebell Trail to form a circular route that is 2.2 miles in length. Care is needed due to steep sections and it is not suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs. The River Trail (linear, 1.1 miles) is on the western side of the river, and can be described as a pleasant amble along the rivers edge. Its low gradients are suitable for all levels of fitness including wheelchair and pushchair users. The Bluebell Trail (linear, 1 mile), provides an ideal opportunity to view the steep sides of the glen along with its associated flora and fauna. Care is needed due to steep sections and it is not suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs.

Our Customers' Experience

“We stayed at your camp site last week for 4 nights and we just wanted to say that we really, really enjoyed it.  The site was spotless and the staff were in everyday cleaning up the toilets and making sure everything was ok.  Staff were very pleasant and asked how we were getting on etc.  We highly recommend your campsite to everyone we speak to and are really looking forward to another visit soon.  The river walks were beautiful and were great for tiring out the kids before bedtime.  Thank you very much for a very enjoyable stay.  This campsite should be a 5 star site!!!)” Emma & Barry Delahay                                                               

“A lovely site, well laid out and a great location”
Mr. Robert Smith, Island Magee

 

“Excellent facilities on offer at Clare Glen Caravan Park, definitely worth a visit, we will be back!!”
Mr. Bryers, Co. Armagh

 

“Superb destination, addition of seats in shower rooms would be appreciated”
Mr. Hinds, Lisburn

 

“I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to Clare Glen but I would recommend WIFI access.  I will definitely recommend a visit to my friends and family!”
Mary Boyle, Ireland

 

“We will definitely return to Clare Glen Caravan Park.  Staff are very welcoming and friendly, the upkeep and cleanliness of the caravan park is excellent and it is great value for money.  Additional seats in showers would be appreciated”
Mr & Mrs Smiley, Belfast 

 

“We really enjoyed our stay at Clare Glen Caravan Park; the staff were welcoming, the upkeep and cleanliness of the caravan park were excellent – the only suggestion we would like to make is that recycling facilities be made available”      Mr & Mrs Geyer, Lisburn

 

“Thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Clare Glen… staff and facilities were second to none” Mr & Mrs Farrelly, Newtownabbey

Clare Glen Caravan Park - Rules & Regulations

Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council is proud to present a Caravan Park in Clare Glen on the banks of the river Cusher. This purpose built site is suitable for caravans, motorhomes, trailer tents. Clare Glen Caravan Park is a short-term recreational/leisure/tourism stays only & we do not accept Tent bookings.  We trust that our customers will treat this venue with the respect that it deserves.
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Clare Glen Caravan Park is an unmanned park and reservations are handled by Tandragee Recreation Centre, located approximately 1 mile from  the park. Booking confirmation must be available for inspection at all times during your stay at Clare Glen Caravan Park. 

As this is an unmanned site please ensure you have received the gate access code before arrival, this should arrive via email, but if not received, please contact Tandragee Recreation Centre. Please be aware the centre is closes at 5pm on Saturdays, and is closed all day on Sundays as well as Bank/Public Holidays.

Covid-19 – There might be restrictions in place in/around the facilities we ask that you will please follow all social distancing measures in place during your stay.

Due to the gradient of the entrance / exit road, children using bikes/tricycles on the site must be supervised at all times.

Arriving at the Park

Your arrival is welcome between 2.00pm and 8.00pm: only in exceptional circumstances and by prior agreement, will arrivals outside of these times be accommodated. If you have not occupied the pitch by 8.00pm on the due day of arrival and have not notified staff, then we reserve the right to re-let the pitch with your payment forfeited. Full payment must be received before access is permitted to your pitch.

Leaving at the end of your stay

All pitches must be vacated by 12 noon on the day of departure. Late departures may be possible, but only by contacting Reception on the day prior to your departure. Refunds will not be granted for early departures.

Awnings and other structures

Awnings are permitted on designated pitches. No tent, annex, lean-to or gazebo may be erected unless it forms part of the original design of the touring caravan and can be readily dismantled for transportation. Breathable ground sheets must be used and raised during the day to minimise wear on the pitches. Awnings cannot be used as sleeping quarters.

Length of stay

We are a short stay caravan park and therefore caravans and motorhomes are permitted to stay for a maximum of 5 nights. Individuals will only be allowed to book back into the facility 7 clear days after their previous stay.

Closing time

Although this is an unmanned campsite, we ask that no vehicle engines are running between 11:00pm and 6.00am.

Cancellations and refunds

We do not issue refunds for cancellations. A minimum of 7 days’ notice is required in advance of the arrival date to amend the booking or to change to other dates within the season. Any change to your booking within 7 days of your arrival will incur a £10.00 admin fee. If you cancel your booking with less than 72hrs notice, you will forgo your booking and will not be entitled to carry it over for a later date.

Pets on the Park

A maximum of two well behaved dogs are permitted per pitch: any dog must be kept under control and on a short lead at all times within the perimeters of the of their pitch. Park staff are authorised to require any owner to have their pet removed from the Park if it is a nuisance. Pets are not permitted in any Council building (assistance dogs excepted), and are not to be left unattended at any time. Dog faeces must be removed and placed in the appropriate bins. 

Noise and consideration for others

Musical instruments, radios and music emitting equipment must not be used so as to cause annoyance to other Park users and must not be used outdoors between 11.00pm – 8.00am. Socialising and conversations must be moved inside your accommodation before 11:00pm. Generators are not permitted.

Refuse and recycling

All waste and refuse must be deposited in the refuse collection areas. Recycling facilities are available at Tandragee Recycling Centre. Adherence to recycling is greatly appreciated.

Fires and barbeques

You should make yourself familiar with the Fire Assembly Points and the fire-fighting equipment throughout the Park. No open fires, fire pits or chimineas are permitted within the Park. Only self-contained gas or charcoal barbeques are permitted.

Any persons using the communal barbecue area must ensure that all belongings are cleaned away after use and their waste disposed of in an appropriate manner. Use of this area is to be shared evenly amongst fellow campers and we ask everyone to respect this and show discretion when making use of this facility.

Disposable barbecues are NOT to be placed on the picnic benches provided within the communal patio area.Users must ensure that waste charcoal is extinguished before being disposed of in the bins. 

Breakages and damages

The breakage of any equipment, fixture or fitting within the site must immediately be reported to staff. Associated costs of repair or replacement will be recoverable from the person responsible.

Motorised toys

Motorised recreational items (including drones) and any combination of children’s transport systems including scooters, hover-boards/carts, go-carts, buggies, quads etc. are not permitted to be used within the perimeters of the site.

Prices and payments

All prices are inclusive of VAT and are subject to change without prior notice. Payment must be made in full before access is granted to any pitch.

Vehicles

Only 1 vehicle permitted per pitch, and no Commercial vehicles are permitted on site, we cannot accommodate those wishing to use for residential or employment purposes. Trading is not permitted from the site.

Laundry facilities

Laundry facilities are available on site. The washing machine and tumble dryer are only suitable for light clothes. It is NOT permitted to wash and dry rugs, blankets etc. as they are not commercial machines.

Liability

Should anyone breach these rules and regulations they will be asked to leave the site within two hours without recompense or a refund. The Council also reserves the right to prohibit individuals from future use of their sites. In addition, if Council staff observe activities which are detrimental to the Park or to the safety of other Park visitors including defacing or causing damage to any building, equipment or property, then the Council reserves the right to immediately evoke eviction and prosecution and remove any vehicle or caravan illegally present after a request has been made to leave. The person who hired the pitch is responsible for the conduct of their party and will be held liable for the payment of any damages, breaks and loss caused by themselves and/or their visitors either to Council property or other campers’ property. Customers’ vehicles, contents and accessories are left at your own risk. Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Council and its agents shall not be liable for any loss, theft or damage of any property whilst they remain in the Park nor for any injury, accident or mishap to any person in the Park, unless the same be caused or contributed to by any negligence or default on the part of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Council or its employees. Customers must ensure that their property is secure and fully insured for any unseen eventuality.

Out of Hours  – Guests are encouraged to contact Tandragee Recreation Centre immediately in the event of any anti-social behaviour, accidents or incidents.  In addition to this, guests are encouraged to contact police during out of office hours 101

Clare Glen Caravan Park, Markethill Road (Moodage Road) Tandragee, Co Armagh, BT62 2ET
Tel: (028) 38 841110  Email:

Places To Explore

Armagh City’s famous attractions are located 11 miles from the Clare Glen Caravan Park. Picnicking on the tree-lined Georgian Mall, stargazing in the world-renowned Armagh Observatory & Planetarium, stepping back in time in Armagh County Museum and Armagh Robinson Library, following in the footsteps of St Patrick to the mythical Navan Centre & Fort before touring the extremes of steeple and crypt in the two cathedrals.

Enjoy the mountain bike trails and new adventure play trails at Gosford Forest Park, fishing or golf at Loughgall Golf & Country Park or experience the sights, sounds and aromas of a traditional Armagh cider distillery at Armagh Cider Company or Long Meadow Cider. The beautiful apple blossom countryside is also home to the stunning National Trust properties The Argory and Ardress House, Dan Winters Cottage and Sloans Museum. Venturing further afield you can explore Oxford Island & Lough Neagh Discovery Centre, Kinnego Marina, Brownlow House, Craigavon Golf & Ski Centre or South Lake Watersports, Craigavon. Head to Banbridge to explore the FE McWilliam Gallery and Fergusons Irish Linen Factory.

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