At Hidden Valley Holiday Park in Wicklow, we have welcomed thousands of couples and families seeking a peaceful holiday or glamping break in Ireland with picturesque surroundings and ultimate rejuvenation. From great adventure to creative activities and relaxing days, there’s something to suit everyone, whatever the weather on your short glamping break.
Our Boutique Lodges can accommodate up to 6 people (2 adults and 4 kids) and provide a safe and comfortable alternative to camping! This lodge contains three double beds, a kitchenette, dining table, modern bathroom and central heating. Please note, this lodge is for a single family (two families not permitted).
If you are renting a Boutique Lodge, then you must supply your own sleeping equipment such as pillows, sleeping bags, linens, duvets and towels. The bathroom features a walk in rain shower, toilet, sink and a heated towel rail. The kitchenette includes a kettle, toaster, fridge, microwave, dishes (plates, cups, bowls) and cutlery.
Hidden Valley Holiday Park offers an extensive range of on-site and off-site activities to ensure that your stay with us is as exhilarating, relaxing or fun-filled as you want it to be. Whether you’re a keen angler, looking for a tranquil spot to layout or you simply want a way to keep the kids entertained, you’ll find Hidden Valley Holiday Park the ideal place to indulge in your favourite pastime – or perhaps to try something completely new!
As well as our extensive on-site facilities, such as our Kid’s Outdoor Adventure Fun Park, we can arrange off-site activities that will ensure your glamping stay in County Wicklow is truly unforgettable. We can advise you on where to go for beautiful walking trails and idyllic picnic spots, all within close reach of our park.
Whilst staying at these Boutique Lodges in Ireland, you can truly appreciate the Wicklow countryside and mountains as you are 45 minutes from the Wicklow Mountains National Park as well as take in the beautiful Irish coast at Brittas Bay Beach, only a very short, 20 minute drive away.
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The campsite is lovely and the facilities are good, however there are too many things that aren’t included in the price. I would rather pay more up front than having to pay everytime I step outside the cabin or tent (even the showers require tokens to be purchased.) I would expect a family holiday location like this to have one main activity that is included in the price (eg. Centre Parcs swimming pool) and then you pay for additional activities if you want to.
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Easy to locate having travelled down from Belfast. The staff couldn’t have been more helpful. The faculties where adequate and accommodation was clean, only negative was a bad odour from the drainage outside.
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Lodge was amazing, so much room for the family. In great location, staff super friendly and guards making sure people are quite at night. Great for kids as they have loads of activities but also they can play in the river which was great but just remember to supervise. Overall was above expectation. Campsite was also really clean and tidy.
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Have been coming for years with a large group, renting the cabins. This year there were some negatives. Cost has gone up significantly througout especially the activity bands.Drains in every cabin were stinking and had to keep the door closed.Check in at 4 is very late given we saw the cleaning team take only 5 minutes to clean the house though they were a lovely team to speak to.All still had a great time but it is a pity about the activity costs
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Everything was excellent bar the food/service in the lake House restaurant. That was an absolute disaster. Wrong food out twice, bar closed for an hour, couldn't get a drink, food mediocre at best. We will return next year but definitely not eat here again.Facilities were clean, staff friendly, activities great although on the slight expensive side. I was a bit disappointed there was so little included for free, but we still enjoyed ourselves and would return.
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Located conveniently close to Dublin, which suited as we had a small baby and 2 older kids 7 and 5 years. We had been before on day pass first time staying. Stayed in a boutique Lodge. The Lodge suited our needs ,we brought an air fryer so made food at home some nights. Nice outdoor seating area but there was a smell from the toilets blowing over so made it less enjoyable to sit outside. The lodge was expensive for 3 days since you also have to pay for activities. Staff at activities were excellent and kind to the kids.we didn't have any trouble booking in and queues were not too long. Its great to see new activities from the previous year and we are excited about the new water activity.
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Very enjoyable stay. A stairs gate would have been very useful in keeping our toddler safe but otherwise no complaints
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We stayed in the boutique lodge. Very clean and with all cutlery provided.Staff Very friendly and overall very clean and no noise at night time which it was fantastic as you don't want people around with music, drinking and making noises.( at least around the lodges. Not sure about the camping srea...)Will.be good to have around more picnic tables/areas with shelter for the sunny and rainy days. And a bigger shop to buy daily stuff..Maybe will be good to have a bike renting area and an area dedicated to fishing
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Staff were very friendly and accomadating. Children loved range of activities available. However when staying in the lodges which are expensive check in is not until 4pm and check out 11am.
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There was a horrible sewer smell in the lodge. Way too expensive for what you get
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91.8% would recommend this accommodation
90% would stay here again
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