“Nuitée à la campagne”
The location was great, the place was quiet, checking in was self‑service, and the kids loved the billiards table 😉
Ju_mackoHace 2 meses
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Tullow·10.0
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The Lawn Yurt in Tullow provides a luxury tent experience with free Wi‑Fi, a private bathroom, and a fully equipped kitchen featuring a refrigerator, electric kettle, tea/coffee maker, and barbecue. Guests enjoy mountain views, outdoor dining furniture, and pet‑friendly accommodations. Located 93 km from Dublin Airport, it is near Mount Wolseley Golf Club, Altamont Gardens, and Carlow College.
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The location was great, the place was quiet, checking in was self‑service, and the kids loved the billiards table 😉
Ju_macko·Hace 2 meses
After camping at Féile Vegan, this stay was beautiful; discovering Munny Farm was lovely, the atmosphere was peaceful and welcoming, especially for my cavachon boy who adored it!
Sinéad·Hace 2 meses
The location was absolutely stunning! The beds were comfortable and there was plenty to keep the kids entertained. They enjoyed exploring the farm, meeting Rosie the dog and the horses. Each yurt had a fire pit and private seating, and there was also a communal fire pit, pizza oven, and seating with a stunning countryside backdrop. Communal toilets were a short walk from each yurt, and a fully equipped communal kitchen with hot water was just a short walk away. Ann‑Marie was very friendly and helpful. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and the kids seemed delighted with all the freedom of the campsite. Things to note: no electricity in the yurt but plenty of sockets in the communal area; no bin in the yurt but all available in the kitchen and toilet; the yurt was a bit chilly with gaps in the floor and tent itself. There was a gas fire, lots of blankets and hot water bottles provided, but our clothes seemed a little damp in the morning. Bedding had stains (what looked like dried bird poo) presumably from being on a clothes line, but we just didn’t use that blanket. The yurt looked visibly damp with stains on the walls and ceiling, probably due to the Irish weather, and didn’t look very pleasant to lie down in. We weren’t provided with a key to the yurt; we had the campsite to ourselves so didn’t feel the need to ring about it, but it might be worth mentioning. It wasn’t ready until 3.45; messaging ahead of time to confirm arrival might help, but this did not affect our stay as the kids were happy to explore while we waited.
Claire·Hace 2 meses