Campview Farm in Finner offers a quiet campervan retreat with essential amenities and no electric hookup. Discover a practical, peaceful base to wake up with nature amidst County Donegal’s rugged landscapes.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
As long as needed
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required—ideal for relaxation
Wildlife
History
Ballyshannon is one of Ireland’s oldest towns with roots dating back over 3,000 years, reflecting deep historical layers just beyond Campview Farm.
Conservation
Campview Farm encourages minimal impact camping practices to protect the delicate habitats and maintain the area’s natural quietude.
Campview Farm
Campview Farm in Finner offers a quiet campervan retreat with essential amenities and no electric hookup. Discover a practical, peaceful base to wake up with nature amidst County Donegal’s rugged landscapes.
Campview Farm is a rural farmstay and activity provider located in Finner, County Donegal, close to Ballyshannon. Campview Farm offers three main experiences: a Cuddle a Cow session with Candy the dairy cow, Llama Trekking to the Erne Estuary, and a campervan stay titled "Wake up to Nature" (check in 2pm, check out 11am, no electric hook up, self-contained only).
The Cuddle a Cow experience invites visitors to meet Candy for a calm, hands-on encounter that highlights the wellbeing benefits of close animal contact. Llama Trekking provides a guided stroll toward the Erne Estuary accompanied by a friendly llama, recommending appropriate outdoor clothing and footwear for the walk. The Wake up to Nature campervan stay is for self-contained motorhomes and campervans without an electric hook up, with check-in from 2pm and check-out at 11am.
Campview Farm is featured on The Adventure Collective, where its activity descriptions and practical details are available to prospective visitors. Booking information, exact location details in Finner, and trip summaries are listed with clear terms such as the no electric hook up and self-contained requirement for campervans. Campview Farm’s offerings focus on simple, nature-based experiences: animal interaction, short guided treks, and quiet overnight stays suited to those seeking a rural escape in County Donegal.
Location
Finner, County Donegal
Near Ballyshannon and the Erne Estuary
Tours Offered
3 experiences
Animal encounters, trek, campervan stay
Check-in / Out
2pm / 11am
Campervan stay arrival and departure
Trek Destination
Erne Estuary
Llama trekking route and coastal views
Reserve Cuddle a Cow, Llama Trekking, or the Wake up to Nature campervan stay — check details and availability on The Adventure Collective
Bring Self-Contained Campervan Essentials
Ensure your campervan has sufficient water and waste capacity as no electric hookups are available.
Respect Quiet Hours
Keep noise to a minimum to preserve the farm’s peaceful environment—no parties or loud gatherings allowed.
Use On-Site Wash Facilities
Take advantage of the available toilets, tap hose, and shower facilities onsite for convenience during your stay.
Plan Your Arrival and Departure Times
Check-in is at 2pm and checkout by 11am to coordinate travel plans smoothly.
Self-Contained Campervan
Necessary for accommodation since no electric hookups or external power are provided.
Portable Water Containers
Allows you to store enough fresh water for cooking and washing, important with onsite tap access but no hook-ups.
Weatherproof Clothing
Prepares you for the variable conditions typical of Donegal during autumn.
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LED Lantern or Headlamp
Useful for lighting around your camper during darker evenings, especially when winter visits limit daylight.