57.2504, -6.2727 (lat, lng)
N 57°15’1.53” W 6°16’21.6336”
Unnamed Road
IV47 8SG Glenbrittle,
United Kingdom
8£ für Tagesparken von Campervans fanden wir recht übertrieben. Parkbuchten auf jeden Fall ausreichend groß für 6,50m Fahrzeuge. In der Hauptsaison könnte es recht voll werden. Perfekter Ausgangspunkt, um die Fairy Pools zu erkunden.
Great day time car park. Fresh water, toilets and the cost covers path maintenance and upkeep of the environment. Right next to the fairy poles. No overnight parking but just pop down the road to Glenbrittle camp site - great facilities and walking distance to decent pub.
8£ for motorhome for day parking seem to be very expensive. But there is staff (3 people on 13th of July) there to help people parking, toilets etc
Übernachten ist verboten und klar Ausgeschildert
7.2 m Motorhome - This is the main car park for the Fairy Pools. £8 for a Motorhome but you do get toilet services and it’s close to the start of the walk. If you don’t want to pay there is a free car park just before the decline to this one!
Main car park for fairy pools, toilet block and fresh water available
Great safe place to park for the day £8 Motorhomes worth paying as it’s a charity who maintain the area, toilets, verges etc. No over night stop but there’s lots of quiet lay-bys about.
Turned up after sunset and the sign says no overnight parking.
Ticket machines, now £8 for motorhomes and signs say no overnight parking. Didn't risk it.
Free during xmas week (at least on the 30th when we were there.) Nice easy walk to pools and a good place to spend a night afterwards. tricky to find a flat place, parking slopes sideways as well as up the hill, but there's a few spots at the very top. However we found on the way out in the morning that there's a separate lower level with lots of flat bits! Virtually no phone signal if you like it that way :-) No services of any kind in fact when we were there though it looks like they may be building some. The views though .... wow!
Wow. A car park built into the hillside for the very popular fairy pools, but almost empty by the time we arrived just before sunset. Hard to find a perfectly flat spot (head further up) but with a sunrise to die for, that’s no problem. The view is unreal. Beat the crowds with an early walk around the fairy pools, and be sure to pay Tony (or one of his fellow volunteers) £5 if you missed them the night before. No facilities.
