At Crokers Farm Motorhome Park, life slows down. Surrounded by trees and pure nature, this peaceful setting is the perfect place to relax.
We offer spacious pitches and essential facilities like showers and laundry, so you can enjoy a comfortable and stress-free stay.

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A Glimpse of Our Park

Welcome to Crokers Farm Camping — your peaceful countryside getaway near Limerick.

Located in Ballinagarde, just a few minutes from Ballyneety and only 20 minutes from Limerick City, our small family-run campsite offers a friendly atmosphere surrounded by green fields and scenic Irish countryside.

Whether you’re exploring the Wild Atlantic Way, visiting Limerick, or simply looking for a quiet place to relax, Crokers Farm Camping is the perfect spot.
Spacious pitches, clean facilities, and easy access to local attractions make it a great choice for campers and motorhomes. Enjoy the calm of rural Ireland with the convenience of being close to shops, restaurants, and some of the best places to visit in County Limerick.

Book your stay easily through Pitchup and experience camping in Limerick at its best!

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Places to visit near Crokers Farm Camping Limerick

Grange Stone Circle (Lough Gur)

Discover the awe-inspiring Grange Stone Circle, just a short drive from the campsite. This ancient Bronze Age monument, composed of 113 upright stones in a near-perfect circle with a diameter of about 46 m, is one of Ireland’s most extraordinary prehistoric sites. 

Whether you’re a history-enthusiast or simply looking for a unique outing, the site offers peaceful surroundings and a sense of connection to ancient Ireland.

Limerick Greenway

For nature-lovers and active guests, the Limerick Greenway is a 39-40 km off-road walking and cycling route through the rural countryside of County Limerick. 

It follows a converted old railway line, making it accessible for families and casual cyclists too. Staying at Crokers Farm Camping puts you in a prime location to access this greenway and enjoy fresh air, countryside views and a memorable day out.

King John’s Castle, Limerick City

A visit to Limerick City is well worth the short drive, and at its heart stands King John’s Castle — a medieval 13th-century fortress with interactive exhibits bringing history to life. 

It’s a great option for guests who want a mix of countryside relaxation and cultural/historical sightseeing. After your camping stay, take the trip into the city and explore this landmark.

St Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick

Also located in Limerick City, St Mary’s Cathedral dates back to 1168 and is richly layered with architecture and history. 

For guests staying at the campsite, this provides a serene, historic stop – perfect for a morning or afternoon excursion from your base in nature.

Curraghchase Forest Park

Not far away lies Curraghchase Forest Park — over 300 hectares of mixed woodland, lakes, trails and picnic areas. 

Ideal for families, walkers, nature fans and those looking for a quieter experience close to the campsite. It complements the camping lifestyle perfectly.