Binion Bay to Creeslough

An uneventful drive except for 2 things, the narrow 1.5 mile one vehicle width, with hardly any passing places, road to the Wild Ireland Park and the lack of signs to the campsite, both of which were coped with without too much fuss.
The Wild Ireland Park is a small place with animals from Ireland’s past, bears, wolves, lynx and wild boar plus some others you’d find wild or roadkill in the forest back home. It’s a new place still being built so hopefully will get better with time. The size of the well tarmaced car park certainly showed they were expecting lots of visitors in the future and gave plenty of space for the motorhome now.
Arriving in Creeslough we saw the campsite below us as we passed the unmarked entrance and after a mile or so we managed to find somewhere to turn round and return to the unmanned reception, but someone turned up. In theory this was a very swish site with lots of facilities but didn’t feel like that, although the washing machine and dryer worked well.
The best part of Creeslough has to be ice cream parlour “Scrumptious” and it certainly was !!Weiterlesen