La carte Camping Key Europe fournit une liste d'offres spéciales pour le tourisme camping en Irlande. Beaucoup de campings proposent des réductions pour les personnes possédant une carte Camping Key. Cette carte vous permet aussi d'obtenir des réductions sur les attractions, les centres de vacances et les transports en Irlande.
10% off nightly rate for caravan and camping from 30th March - 31st May 2018
Camping Key Card special offer: 10% discount off food in The Greenway Cafe @ Lough Lannagh to Camping Key Europe Card Holders
Camping Key Card holders - 10% off all season
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer
Camping Key Card special offer - €1 off pitch fees excluding Bank Holiday weekends
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer
Dine at - Beirne's of Battlebridge
Get a free glass of wine when you order a 2 course meal in our onsite bar & restaurant
Staying at Casey's Caravan Site Downings - get 10% off green fees at Rosapenna Links Golf Course with your Camping Key Card
Camping Key Card special offer: 10% discount off overall stay, not to be used in conjunction with any other offer.
Camping Key Card special offer: €10 off the peak rate of €38 for 1 hours Bowling (For up to 6 people).
Bowling Buddies: “We are a 10 lane Bowling alley and Play Area in Tralee. We cater for all ages and with our Retro Diner and Arcade machines we have something fun for everyone.''
Show your Camping Key and get: Pay for one adult & get one child free admission or Buy one and Get one free.
Crag Cave Ireland's Most Exciting Showcave Discovered in 1983 and thought to be over 1 million years old Crag Cave is a magical wonderland of stalagmites and stalactites. It is an all weather visitor attraction.
Camping Key Card Special Offer: 20% discount to the Camping Key Card Holders. This will be valid against one ticket into the property.
Strokestown Park is a unique visitor attraction in Strokestown, Co Roscommon. The estate consists of the Georgian Palladian mansion preserved with its original furnishing and fabrics, the walled garden and the Irish National Famine Museum. The house can be seen daily by guided tour and the museum and gardens are self-guide.
