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Cashel Motorhome Stopover — Family-Run Stop Near the Causeway Coast, Northern Ireland
📍 30 Cashel Road, Coleraine, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, BT51 4PW
About this Motorhome Stop
Opened in summer 2020, the Cashel Motorhome Stopover is a small family-run site on the Limavady-Coleraine mountain road (B186), 2.5 miles from Coleraine town centre. The site occupies a beautifully maintained grass field with six pitches, including some with electric hook-up, a fresh water service point and cassette disposal. Pricing is clear and fair: £12 per night without electric, £15 with. Dogs are very welcome, CCTV covers the site and the access lane is private and secure.
The location is superbly placed for the Causeway Coast — one of Europe’s most compelling coastal drives. Castlerock, Portstewart, Portrush, Portballintrae and Bushmills are all within 20 minutes by road, giving you effortless access to the Giant’s Causeway, Dunluce Castle, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge and the Old Bushmills Distillery from a single affordable base.
A village pub and small supermarket are just half a mile from the gate. Call ahead to book and confirm a pitch, particularly from May through September when the Causeway Coast attracts visitors from across Europe and North America.
Facilities for Motorhome Stays
GRASS PITCHES
EHU AVAILABLE
FRESH WATER
CASSETTE DISPOSAL
CCTV SECURITY
DOG FRIENDLY
COAST NEARBY
PUB & SHOP NEARBY
£12/night without EHU, £15/night with EHU. Call ahead to book.
Things to Do Nearby (Within 5 Miles)
Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site — 40,000 interlocking basalt columns formed by ancient volcanic eruption, stretching down to the sea in one of Ireland’s most breathtaking landscapes. Visitor centre managed by the National Trust. Rated 4.5 on TripAdvisor from over 20,000 reviews. Site entry free; visitor centre charges apply. Approx. 12 miles west.
A magnificent 7-kilometre stretch of wild Atlantic beach backed by Binevenagh mountain, overlooked by the extraordinary Mussenden Temple — an 18th-century rotunda perched at the very edge of 120-metre cliffs. One of Ireland’s most photographed views. Free access to beach and clifftop. Approx. 6 miles north-west.
The world’s oldest licensed whiskey distillery, established in 1608 on the banks of the River Bush. Guided tours take visitors through the full production process, ending with a tasting in the historic bar. Rated 4.5 on TripAdvisor. Entry charges apply. Approx. 14 miles west.
A narrow rope bridge connecting the mainland cliffs to the tiny island of Carrickarede, 30 metres above the crashing North Channel — originally rigged by salmon fishermen, now one of Northern Ireland’s most exhilarating visitor experiences. Rated 4.4 on TripAdvisor. Entry charges apply; advance booking recommended. Approx. 16 miles west.
A beautiful river valley park carved by the River Roe through basalt and sandstone, with woodland walks, industrial heritage including Ulster’s first domestic hydro-electric power station from 1896, picnic areas and a visitor centre. Rated 4.6 on TripAdvisor. Free entry. Approx. 5 miles south.
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