Campview Farm is a family-run dairy, beef, and sheep farm nestled on the banks of the Erne Estuary in Ballyshannon — the oldest town in Ireland — just five minutes from Bundoran and ten minutes from Rossnowlagh along the Wild Atlantic Way. It’s the kind of place that’s equal parts working farm and unforgettable experience.
The farm produces a wonderful range of fresh, natural food straight from the land: raw milk collected fresh from the dairy after milking, grass-fed beef reared on rich Donegal pasture, lamb from their own flock, and free-range eggs gathered daily from the hen coop. As local and traceable as it gets.
But Campview is far more than just a food producer. Guests can stay in one of three 4-Star Fáilte Ireland glamping shepherd huts, each with private beach access, a fire pit, and stunning countryside views. Campervans and motorhomes are also welcome on site.
The farm’s experiences have made it one of the standout attractions along the Wild Atlantic Way. Llama treks take you along the beautiful shoreline of the Erne Estuary. The Cuddle a Cow experience — with resident dairy cow Candy — is an accredited animal therapy activity, proven to reduce stress and boost wellbeing. Pony whispering sessions offer something quieter and equally grounding. The estuary is also a haven for birdwatching and trout fishing, with private water access for guests.
A multi-award winner, Campview Farm was named Innovative Farm of the Year 2023 and 2024, and Rural Tourist Attraction of the Year 2025. Featured in Fáilte Ireland’s Make a Break For It publication, it’s a place that genuinely has to be seen to be believed.