Charlie's Hideaway Camping & Caravanning

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Charlie's Hideaway Camping & Caravanning Secluded small caravan park and self catering cottage, five miles from the North Coast and only half It is a level site. Public transport is within 1 mile.

Charlie's Camping and Caravanning site Armoy, Co.Antrim, is a 0.75 acre level site located in a scenic farming area central to the Causeway Coast and the Glens of Antrim. It is a Peaceful and quiet site and has a lovely view of the Antrim Hills. Pets welcome but must be under control. Facilities at Charlie's Camping and Caravanning include a grassy site,
some shelter, chemical toilet disposal point, drinking water, electric hook-ups for touring units (5) and toilets and shower area. The facilities below are within one mile are shops, bottled gas, children's play area , fishing, golf, restaurant, snacks, takeout, bar and access to public transport. The site is central to Causeway Coast and Glens, the Giant's Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Ropebridge, Dunluce Castle, the Old Bushmills Distillery, Gracehill and Royal Portrush Golf Clubs. Sites to visit:
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http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Tourism-g2422813-Causeway_Coast_Glens_Northern_Ireland-Vacations.html

29/10/2026

Whitepark Bay (a.k.a ‘that beach with the cows’) can be found on the A2 road between Bushmills and Ballycastle. 🗺️
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These cows aren’t just here to make for interesting holiday snaps, though.
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In a unique arrangement between a local farmer and the National Trust, this herd is allowed to roam the beach at certain times of the year to manage the coastal grassland, contributing to the maintenance of the local ecosystem.
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Their grazing supports biodiversity by preventing the overgrowth of certain plant species and promoting a balanced environment. 🐮

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27/10/2026
27/10/2026

❣️ A wee ray of hope after the storm

Beautiful capture sent in by Joe Brogan from Ballycastle - the sun's rays beaming down over Knocklayd after a wild and stormy weekend.

For those who don’t know it,
Knocklayd is the big rounded hill you can see rising behind Ballycastle town, and offering amazing views across the bay to Fair Head, Rathlin and the Scottish mainland.

A welcome sight after all that wild weather! 🌤️

Thanks Joe, as always. 🙏

📷: Joe Brogan

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26/10/2026

Another stunning capture from Joe Brogan, Ballycastle 🌊

Wave watchers gathered yesterday beside the Children of Lir sculpture - the four swans in flight - looking out over an angry Sea of Moyle.

The power in that sea is just incredible. Ballycastle at its wildest and most dramatic.

Huge thanks again to Joe for braving the elements to catch this moment that really tells the story.

If you have a picture you’d like to share, send via Messenger.

📸 Joe Brogan

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26/10/2026

Lovely Black & White old postcard, of "Quay Road, Ballycastle". The building on the left was known to many as the local surgery where Dr Wilson operated from at a later date. I think he delivered half the local population as well 🙂
Friends of Ballycastle Museum
Glens Of Antrim Historical Society

26/10/2026

Storm Boelo, Ballintoy harbour, County Antrim

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64A Carrowreagh Road
Ballymoney
BT538RS

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