Kayak camping, tides & launches: South & East Coasts of Ireland: Cork to Dublin
South & East Coasts of Ireland: Cork to Dublin: Coastal paddling with 75 campsites, 342 boat launches and 13 tide stations. See them on the map, check today's tides and wind, or, with a Coast Map Pass, download the whole region (129 MB) to your phone for trips without signal.
Campsites
From OpenStreetMap, coloured on the map by what you need before staying. 0 mention boat, canoe or kayak access (🛶). Always confirm fees, permits and closures with the operator.
Fee or reservation (15)
- Ardagh Camping
- Ballinacourty House Caravan And Camping Park
- Butterfly Valley Glamping
- Garrettstown House Holiday Park
- Glen of Aherlow Caravan & Camping Park
- International Outdoor Activity Centre
- Jasmine Villa Caravan and Camping
- Knockrobin Glamping
- Lough Ree East Caravan and Camping
- Mountain Forge Escape
- Roundwood Caravan & Camping Park
- Sextons Caravan and Camping Park
- The Getaway
- Tree Grove Caravan and Camping Park
- West Cork Secret
Permit, protocol or private (2)
Free or backcountry (3)
Fees not recorded (check locally) (39)
- 5th/22nd Killaloe Scout Group
- Adare Camping and Caravan Site
- Ardinary Park
- Beckettsfield Cottage
- Brandon Hill Camping
- Bridge House Bannow Bay
- Camac Valley Tourist Caravan & Camping Park
- Castleconnell Scout Campsite
- Clonvilla caravan site
- Comeragh Pods
- Crann Og Eco Farm
- Crottys Lake Wild Camping
- Cunningham's Pub (The Hideout)
- Curracloe Caravan and Camping Park
- Curraghchase Caravan and Camping
- Desert House Caravan & Camping Park
- Fermoy Camping
- Ferrybank Caravan & Camping
- Gailey Bay Caravan & Camping Park
- Glendalough Glamping
- Harbour Camping
- Killaloe Camping
- Kings Yard
- Kitty's Camping
- Knockadoon Camp Grounds
- Lakeside Holiday Park
- Laois Caravan & Camping Park
- Larch Hill International Scout & Guide Centre
- Lough Dan Scout Centre
- Nire Valley Glamping
- Nore Valley Park
- O'Brien's Holiday Lodge and Campsite
- Raven's Rest
- Roches Campervan and Camping
- The Apple Farm
- Thomond Scout Centre
- Wicklow Way Camping
- Wild camping spot (legal)
- Wolohan's Silver Strand
Tide stations
Highs and lows for the next year, the 24-hour tide curve, wind and the marine forecast.
- Arklow
- Ballycotton
- Bray Harbour
- Crosshaven
- Dublin Port
- Dungarvan
- Dunmore
- Howth
- Rosslare
- Skerries
- Tom Clarke Bridge
- Wexford
- Wicklow
Boat launches
- Ballinglanna Slip
- Ballyleague-Lanesborough
- Barley Harbour
- Boat Cove
- Carlow Town Park
- Castlepark Slipway
- Crushoa Pier
- Curragower Boat Club
- Dirk Cove Public Slipway
- Dunworley Slipway
- East Ferry
- Granny Boatclub Slipway
- Kilgarvan Quay
- LRYC Slipway
- Lehenagh Slip
- Loughatorick
- Lower Aghada Slipway
- Mallow Search and Rescue
- Pier Power Head
- Pier power head
- Pollrone Quay
- RNLI Slipway
- Roches Point
- Rossmore Quay
- Russelstown Inlet
- SlipWay 7hds
- The Big Net
- Torpedo Launch Rail
Plus 313 unnamed launches on the map.
Camping and tides in Ireland
Tides from the Marine Institute, wind from the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, and the official sea area forecast from Met Éireann. There is no general right to camp in Ireland: ask the landowner, or use campsites and the many islands where wild camping is tolerated. All Ireland regions.
Download for GPS and other map apps
75 campsites and 340 boat launches as GPX (GPS units, Gaia GPS, OsmAnd) or KML (Google Earth, Google My Maps).