Fermanagh and Omagh is lake and mountain country — Lough Erne (Upper and Lower) covers a third of County Fermanagh and has 154 islands, many with early Christian ruins and one with a restored monastery on Devenish Island. The Marble Arch Caves UNESCO Global Geopark runs under Cuilcagh Mountain, whose boardwalk trail (known locally as the Stairway to Heaven) was one of Northern Ireland’s most popular pre-pandemic walks. Enniskillen Castle houses two museums and sits on an island between the two loughs.
Motorhome Stopover Club members share verified overnight spots across Fermanagh and Omagh — a remote and beautiful area where a well-placed stopover can make the difference between a great trip and an exhausting one.
Overnight Options Here
Pub stopovers — loughside and market town pubs welcoming motorhomers overnight
Lough Erne lay-bys — verified stops along the shores of Upper and Lower Lough Erne
Member reviews — rated by motorhomers who’ve explored this corner of Northern Ireland
