Sunrise over Carlingford Lough from the terrace beside Fairy Cove at Rosemount Glamping

Fairy Cove

Find your quiet corner.

The most secluded of the three — a tucked-away stay for two.

Guest score

9.5 / 10

Exceptional · 53 reviews on Booking.com

Sleeps

Two guests · own private area

Children aged 12 years and over are welcome. Please confirm the child's age when booking.

Direct rates

Weekend €150 a night · Midweek €130 a night

Midweek special: 2 nights €180, Sunday to Thursday only, excluding bank holidays. Dates are confirmed personally by Oisín & Natasha.

The stay

Sheltered, private and romantic after dark.

Fairy Cove is set into the quietest corner of the site — the one guests book when the whole point of the trip is to disappear for a night or two.

Same comfort and the same private outdoor area, with a little more shelter and a little more privacy.

Fairy Cove includes

  • Fully stocked kitchen
  • Fridge
  • Gas ring
  • Gas BBQ
  • Charcoal BBQ
  • Bedsheets provided
  • Towels provided
  • Electricity in every tent
  • Comfortable double bed
  • Wood pellet stove
  • Soft lighting
  • Private outdoor area

All you need to bring is yourself, your food and your drink.

Bed & bedding
A very comfortable made-up double bed with soft lighting. Bedsheets and towels are supplied. A single bed can be provided at an additional cost — price on enquiry.
Heating & electricity
Its own wood pellet stove inside the tent for colder nights and months, and electricity in the tent.
Kitchen & cooking
A fully stocked kitchen with a fridge, gas ring, gas BBQ and charcoal BBQ, with a covered space for cooking and eating outside.
Your own private area
Its own sheltered private outdoor area, tucked away from the other stays.
Hot outdoor shower
A hot outdoor shower under the trees — one of the things guests remember most.
Who can stay
Adults-focused glamping. Children aged 12 years and over are welcome. Please confirm the child's age when booking. Dog-friendly stays are available for an additional charge — price on enquiry.
Arrival & parking
Free parking on site beside the stays. Directions, arrival details and check-in times are confirmed with your booking.
Nearby
Carlingford village, the deserted village a short stroll away and walking trails on the doorstep. The ferry crossing is about 5 minutes by car, though the service is not running at present.
Table and chairs on the private lawn at Fairy Cove with the countryside falling away to the coast

Your own lawn

A corner of the hillside that is yours for the stay

Fairy Cove sits on its own stretch of lawn, held in by dry stone walls that Oisín built by hand. There is a table and chairs out on the grass, a whiskey-barrel table on the terrace, and nothing between you and the fields falling away below.

Nothing here is shared. The lawn, the terraces, the cooking shelter and the seating are all part of your stay.

Timber-roofed cooking shelter at Fairy Cove with barbecue, brick counter and sink

Cooking outside

Dinner tastes different out here

The cooking shelter has a timber roof, a brick counter, a sink and both the gas and charcoal barbecues, so you can cook and eat outside whatever the weather is doing.

The kitchen is fully stocked and there is a fridge, so all you carry up the hill is your food and something to drink.

Fairy Cove bell tent open to the lawn showing the made-up double bed and hanging greenery

Inside

Canvas walls, a proper bed, soft light

Open the doors and the lawn becomes part of the room. Inside there is a very comfortable made-up double bed, bedsheets and towels, soft lighting, electricity and your own wood pellet stove for colder nights.

There is a wash area beside the tent, and the hot outdoor shower under the trees is the thing most guests end up talking about.

Trees wrapped in fairy lights above the lawn at Fairy Cove as the light fades

The evening

The evening becomes the plan

The light goes pink over the sea, the fairy lights come on in the trees, and the shelter glows. Most guests mean to head out and never quite do.

When it goes properly dark there is little to no light pollution here, so you look up for longer than you meant to.

One day at Fairy Cove

Your view changes by the hour.

Sunrise over Carlingford Lough seen from the terrace at Fairy Cove
EarlyEast facing, so the morning arrives over the water first.
Pink and orange sunset over the sea and fields from Fairy Cove
EveningThe sky turns over the water, the barbecue on, nowhere to be.
Stars over Fairy Cove at night with lantern light along the stone terraces
LateLantern light on the terraces and the whole sky above you.

Have a look around

Fairy Cove, in motion

A slow look over Fairy Cove — the lawn, the stone walls, the cooking shelter and the tent.

In their words

What guests say about Fairy Cove.

9.5

Exceptional · 53 Booking.com reviews

“A little oasis of calm, where one gets back to nature, and the owners have made it easy to do so. They have thought of everything!”
Verified guest · Booking.com
“The hosts Oisin and Natasha are so welcoming and friendly, you can tell they put their heart and soul into this place.”
Verified guest · Booking.com
“Waking up to the sound of the birds, with the sunrise over the water…”
Verified guest · Booking.com
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