Eyeries, Beara PeninsulaWest Cork
Static mobile homes with pubs, shops, cafés, a restaurant, a playground and a sensory garden, all situated in West Cork's beautiful village of Eyeries. Phase 2 is under construction and now open for enquiries. (New state-of-the-art gym opening early 2027.)
Eircode P75 WY02
The next phase of the park is under construction. Call Colman directly.
Two pubs, two shops, a post office, a petrol station, a hardware store, a gift shop and a café at the park entrance, all a short stroll from your door. The playground and Sensory Garden are beside the entrance, and the village has its own strand and pier for a swim. (A new state-of-the-art gym is opening in early 2027.)
With views of Coulagh Bay from the village, the Beara Way walking route through it, and the Ring of Beara and the Wild Atlantic Way running past, you have the best of Beara at hand.
Colman O'Sullivan was born and raised in Eyeries. Ask him anything about the park, the village or the peninsula.
At the park
Static mobile homes · Phase 2 open for enquiries
The park consists mainly of static mobile homes, set out on level bases, in the village. Phase 2 is under construction now, and it is open for enquiries.
Photographs and details of the homes will be added as Phase 2 comes together. In the meantime the quickest way to hear first hand is to call Colman directly on 086 220 8743.
About the holiday homes
A smaller part of the park · €25 a night, €30 with hookup
Alongside the holiday homes is a private, gated aire for self-contained motorhomes and campervans: level hardstanding bays, electric hookup, a full service point, WiFi included, CCTV and lighting. Check in at the café by the entrance.
About the Motorhome ParkThe setting
Eyeries sits on the north shore of the Beara Peninsula, looking out over Coulagh Bay to the mountains of Kerry. The Wild Atlantic Way and the Ring of Beara run past the village, the 206 km Beara Way walking route passes through it, and the sunsets across the bay are the kind people drive a long way for.
Within an easy spin you have the Hag of Beara and the 7th-century church at Kilcatherine, Europe's tallest ogham stone at Ballycrovane, the copper mines and white strand at Allihies, Ireland's only cable car to Dursey Island, and the hairpins of the Healy Pass.
Explore the area
“Great place to stay, Colman is sound as they come and the café at the entrance has amazing food and friendly staff. We will be back.”Visitor review on park4night · April 2024
On the doorstep
Causkey's and O'Shea's for a pint, O'Sullivan's store and the post office for supplies, Milleens cheese from just up the road, and the painted houses that put Eyeries on every postcard.
About Eyeries
Two waymarked loops from O'Sullivan's store, down to the strand and along the shore to Creha Quay and the old Coastguard Station, sharing stretches with the Beara Way.
The walks
The Dursey cable car, the Allihies copper mines, the Healy Pass, Garnish Island's gardens and the fishing harbour at Castletownbere, all within an easy drive.
Plan a day outWhat visitors say
“We had a very peaceful two night stay. Clean, flat, well maintained site. Easy walking distance to lovely village. The owner was very helpful.”park4night guest January 2022
“Lovely quiet small site. Friendly owner, coded gated access and pitches are pretty flat. Coffee shop and waffle bar at entrance and pub and shops nearby.”park4night guest August 2022
“Neat place with friendly owner who came for a chat in the evening. Two pubs nearby with sometimes live music, a well-stocked shop and a restaurant at the entrance.”Campercontact guest June 2024