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Parking Inishowen Tourism

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Parking Inishowen Tourism
Stopover area (PS)
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Buncrana (Irlanda) - Railway road R238
N 55.128410, E -7.457870
Services and location
Water supply Electric hook-up Lit Wi-Fi Pets allowed

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Free
Opening period: Annual

Description

RV parking with about ten spaces, behind the tourist information building. It offers free water and Wi-Fi, paid electricity, and a wastewater disposal point (no toilet flush).

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For megalithic enthusiasts, 30 km northeast, near Culdaff, in open countryside, among cows and sheep, lies the beautiful Bocan Stone Circle (N. 55.16.225' W 7.08.943'). The arrows for Carrowmore Cross are difficult to spot, two large monolithic crosses, the sole survivors of a monastery founded by disciples of St. Patrick. Further ahead is Malin Head, the northernmost point of Ireland, but on weekends the viewing point car park is full, so venturing there with a camper is not recommended. Continuing west, a beautiful viewing point with binoculars, offering a splendid view of the sea and pastures, offers a valid alternative (even for an overnight stop).

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germana
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germana commented: 21/07/2017 13:50
Very quiet, about ten places available
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