We arrived at 6.30pm to stay for one night with the intention of spending the majority of the following day there. It was only after paying the €17 fee and €10 deposit for 2 students that we discovered we would have to check out by noon. After travelling from Armagh, we found this very disappointing. On top of that, the camp site is basically an unused field. It was a struggle to find a flat piece of land suitable for pitching a tent. Lighting camp fires is not permitted. The toilet facilities are nothing to write home about and there's a further €1 charge to take a 5 minute shower. I have nothing positive to report.

We have gone to this campsite on and off for 13yrs and it still charms me. We go with our touring caravan which have tarred pitches and electric points. True - you can not book this site as pointed out by other reviewers but this is actually one of the things that I love most about this site as you can decide at the last minute to go down. If there are no spots available we have been squeezed in with no electric facilities but by next morning we have always got a spot. The views are worth coming for especially the sun setting in the evening (when the weather is good!). The beach is only a short stroll and there is normally an icecream van there so the kids are sorted! The beach has lovely fine sand and gentle waves. The facilities on site are clean - there is a shower block, kitchen area, washing machines,etc.
In Rosses Point itself the Waterfront Restaurant has a bakery which is great for early morning croissants. You have to travel into Sligo (10mins) for a Tesco but there is a small shop for essentials such as milk in Rosses Point.
When there visit Glencar Waterfall, dine in Davis Yeats Tavern at Drumcliffe and visit Yeat's Grave also in Drumcliffe. There is a golf course directly next door to the Caravan park.
Relax and enjoy - it is a lovely peaceful location.

Camped here for two nights in our little two-man tent. There's just the one field for camping, and it can be a bit windy, but there are a few good spots, and the views are totally amazing. Used an airbed, so cant comment on the bumpiness of the ground. The facilities are basic, but clean. If you're just looking for somewhere beautiful to camp, chill out and have a bar-b-q or two then i think it's a lovely spot.

The first thing that hit me about this place was that there was a huge queue of vehicles going into the site. It turned out that the gated entrance has room for just one vehicle so when you sign in you have no choice to park your car in front of the gates blocking everybody else. when we got there it was packed but even if the place was empty i would have found it diffivult to find a flat piece of land i have never seen a campsite as bumpy and hilly. at one end where your might find a have decent spot you are on the road anywhere else you are on a hill or bumpy ground. the views are amazing though. and as this is a familyorientted site the campsite is full of familys therefore a rest in bed or a quit morning is out of the question but its not too bad and anyone who camps isnt there for a rest in bed. facillites are ok showers are clean as are toilets and washing up facilities.