About Ballycastle Beach
A wheelchair-accessible seaside destination offering convenient facilities including parking, toilets, and dining options. Perfect for families seeking a day by the waves with restaurant meals and snacks available onsite.
Good to know
Accessibility
- ✓Accessible parking
- ✓Accessible entrance
Payment
- ✓Contactless
Details via Google — worth confirming with the attraction before you travel, especially for access needs.
What visitors say
Self catering apartments are basic but okay, they need to be cleaned better. Apartments beside us is empty but beer bottles, boxes, broken sofas, cigarette butt's all lieing on show. Booked for 5 nights, 2 adults and a child. With one toilet roll! Was told abruptly its self catering and it will be £2.50 for another roll? Toilet roll!! Such a shame as the site has so much potential. Won't be staying again
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We had a fabulous week here. Location is great, staff are friendly, accommodation was better than we thought. We had a lodge with a hot tub and felt it was very good value for money in this day and age. The swimming pool is better than it looks on the website - the slide is excellent, and all around the pool very clean. I know it's an extra cost, but it's worth it. Recommend going to Rathlin Island for the day, and the Giant's Causeway.
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We stayed in one of the lodges with two young children. The lodge could have been cleaner on arrival and the shower wasn't perfect as it would switch from hot to cold at times but otherwise the lodge was good and it had a hot tub which they checked the water quality of each day. It was very good value for money at around €150 a night for 4 people to be comfortable in with own cooking area. The park is well maintained and clean and set on a beautiful cliff edge with great views. It is located within walking distance of Ballycastle which has lots to offer such as a big playground and beach. There is a ferry to Rathlin Island there too. The bar and bistro gets very busy at times which could be better as we wanted to eat there at times but felt we couldn't. On site there is a great pool with a slide and it looked refurbished and was clean, you pay a charge to use it but I felt that was fair considering the fairly priced accommodation cost overall. Lots of attentive lifeguard staff. The playground on site is grand too, does its job. There is a small shop on site which is fairly priced and a local Spar with bigger selections and an ATM anyway. The main thing I would warn couples and those looking for a quiet stay is that this is a family orientated park. It likely will not suit a quiet relaxing stay. Expect lots of young children to be roaming around and noise from the bar in the evenings at times. For young families it ticks a lot of boxes and we will be back.
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Parked in our camper in number 12 spot. Not flat surface on this pitch and on grass. Hard to get levelled up but got it close enough. Lots of other spots though that is level/stoned. Swimming pool, bar with food, big gaming area there (can scan your card for 10 pound coins to drop to use for pool/game machines). Playground and small football caged area. Views are unreal. Lovely area to visit. Game of Thrones filming areas all around / quick drives. 10min walk down to Ballycastle lovely little seaside town, playground/beach/ice cream shops/pier etc... 15min walk back as steep hill.
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At a glance
- Address
- Carrickmore Road Get directions
- Category
- Beaches & Coastline
- Guest rating
- 4.8 / 5 (135 reviews)
- Suitable for
- All Ages
- Setting
- Outdoor
- Dogs allowed
- Yes
- Destination
- Ballycastle