Luxury Glamping Cabins

Carntogher Cabins is a unique luxury glamping site set on a family farm in the heart of the Sperrin mountains. We are located in Slaughtneil a small townland a few miles from Maghera, Co. Derry. Our gorgeous cabins are self-catering and come with a fully equipped kitchen and shower room and sleep 5. The cabins offer magnificent views overlooking the Sperrin mountains and are an ideal location to unwind, relax and get back to nature. We now have private hot tubs at each of our 4 cabins for guests to come and enjoy.

Pack your walking boots and enjoy ‘The Carntogher History Trail’ which starts only a short distance via paths from the cabins. The cabins are also only metres from a monument known locally as ‘Slaughtneil’s Giants Grave’. While being in the heart of the country we are also only 40 mins drive from the cities of Belfast and Derry and 30 mins drive from the Causeway Coast and Benone beach.

The glamping site also includes a play area for our younger guests including a brand new swing set and sandpit. Each cabin includes it’s own private garden and the site has a shared space for all guests to enjoy.

So why not come and experience a unique glamping holiday in Northern Ireland with private hot tubs, in a spectacular location and experience all that we have to offer.

kitchen

Full Kitchen

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Free Wi-Fi

bathroom

Hot Tubs

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Sleeps 5

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Stunning Views

Free Parking

OUR CABINS

Carntogher Cabins have luxury 4 self-catering cabins located in the heart of the Sperrin mountains.

We now have Private Hot Tubs at all 4 of our cabins. We are a truly unique glamping site in northern Ireland with private hot tubs.

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Autumn at Carntogher Cabins

Looking for the perfect family getaway this Halloween?
At Carntogher Cabins, you’ll enjoy cozy cabins nestled in stunning scenery, complete with your very own private hot tub! Each cabin sleeps 5, is fully self-catering, and we even offer breakfast baskets delivered right to your cabin for that extra touch of luxury.

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REVIEWS

Very tranquil

This place was so good we’d visited twice. Very tranquil and coming from Belfast you get the best night’s sleep as there is no noise. The views are fantastic and I’d recommend walking 20 minutes up the hill to visit the giant’s grave. Now that lockdown is being lifted this will be our holiday this year.

Roy Martin

Fantastic Spacious Cabins

Fantastic, spacious cabins which are superbly furnished. Everything you require for a comfortable stay with beautiful views. They really are a credit to the owners who were very welcoming to us. We look forward to returning soon.

Nicky Casey

We will definitely be back!

Great break away with the family, our first experience glamping and it was superb. Catered for all our needs and was so clean and well finished both inside and out, credit to its owners. We will definitely be back again, the kids didn’t want to leave it lol

Andrew Lennox

Great accommodation in a great location

Great accommodation in a great location. Extremely helpful and friendly host. Great spot for night sky watching. Bring your telescope if you’ve got one. Will definitely be back.

Willy S

Stunning Views

We had a fantastic 2 night stay recently. The cabins were spotlessly clean, comfy and cosy with everything we needed. Absolutely stunning views.

Joanne Peck

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Winter at Carntogher Cabins

Take a break this February for less.

Stay with us Mid-Week this February for £125 a night based on 2 people sharing.

Offer is valid from 1stth of Feb – 29th Feb*

*Excludes Mid-Term Break

Winter at Carntogher Cabins

THINGS TO DO

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Carntogher History Trail

The beautiful landscape of the Carntogher area west of Maghera in County Derry contains a wealth of sites of archaeological and environmental importance. The best of these have been presented in this trail, tracing man’s impact on the local environment from the neolithic period to the present day.

An Carn Cultural Centre

An Carn Cultural Centre

An Carn Cultural Centre approximately 1 mile away. The widely respected gift shop specialises in traditional crafts and gifts such as pottery, jewellery, books and cards. Recently opening An Croi coffee shop on site.

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Drumnaph Nature Reserve

Drumnaph Community Nature Reserve is a beauiful woodland reserve close to carntogher cabins. The reserve has over 7km of forest walks. You can visit Pumkin the big and spot rare breed cows used to manage grazing in the reserve.

Seamus Heaney Homeplace

Seamus Heaney Homeplace

Seamus Heaney HomePlace is located in the village of Bellaghy, situated just 45 minutes from both Belfast and Derry City and is just off the main road which links the two cities. Seamus Heaney himself was born and raised within the area and choose Bellaghy as his final resting place.

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The Lake at Kilrea

Only 15 mins from Carntogher Cabins the Lake at Kilrea is your must visit destination for thrills, spills, splashes, dashes, bombing, jumping, bouncing and pouncing. Come and spend an activity packed day with your friends, family and colleagues and re-discover what it means to have serious fun again.

The Jungle NI

The Jungle

The Jungle is a fantastic outdoor activity centre located between Cookstown and Magherafelt, only 15 mins from Carntogher Cabins. Experience adrenaline-packed adventure activities such as Zorbing, Paintball, High Wire Tree Top Adventure Courses, Clay Pigeon Shooting, Archery, Llama Trekking and much more.

Rosepark Farm

Rose Park Farm

Rosepark farm is only 25 mins from Carntogher Cabins and offers plenty for families to do with over a mile and a half of beautiful wooded and rose walkways to the petting zoo, blue lagoon inland beach, zip wires, bouncy castles and much more.

Greenvale leisure

Greenvale Leisure Centre 50m Swimming Pool

Greenvale Leisure centre in Magherafelt, only 10 mins from Carntogher Cabins has one of only two 50 metre swimming pools in Northern Ireland. The centre also has full gym and softplay facilities.

This website was developed with support from Priority 6 (LEADER) of the Northern Ireland Rural Development Programme 2014-2020 by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs and the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe investing in rural areas’.