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Newcastle

Places to eat in Newcastle, Newry, Mourne and Down

Newcastle in County Down is set up for visitors who come to camp. The four campsites here are consistently well-regarded—Murlough Cottage Caravan Park tops out at 4.8 from around 230 reviews, while Sunnyholme, Gorse Hill Farm, and Mourne Camping all sit between 4.6 and 4.7. If you're planning a trip with a caravan or tent, these are established, popular bases.

For eating, the town has more than enough choice. Great Jones leads the pack at 4.7 from 665 reviews, with Docs Restaurant and The Bucks Head both rated 4.5 and above. The Anchor Bar (4.5 from 349 reviews) and Cafe Mauds (4.1 from 1,369 reviews) round out stronger options, and there are chains like KFC if you want something straightforward. With 23 places to eat in the listings, food is clearly not a constraint here.

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About staying in Newcastle

Newcastle works best as a base camp rather than a stay-put destination. Most visitors will be using it as a launching point for whatever draws them to this part of County Down, with the campsites providing comfortable, well-reviewed accommodation and the restaurants handling the practicalities of feeding yourself while you're here.

Things to Do in Newcastle

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Where to Eat in Newcastle(23)

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Attractions Near Newcastle

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Worth the trip — within 50 miles of Newcastle.

Camping in Newcastle(4)

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Common questions about Newcastle

How many campsites are there in Newcastle?

We list 4 campsites in and around Newcastle, of which 3 take tents.

Where can I eat in Newcastle?

We list 23 restaurants, pubs and cafes in and around Newcastle.