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Benone Holiday and Leisure Park ****

Benone Holiday and Leisure Park and its associated Visitor Centre is situated on the A2 Seacoast Road, approximately 11 miles from Coleraine and 12 miles from Limavady. Located adjacent to Benone Strand, uniquely accessible via board walks, Benone offers the visitor an enticing mix of a coastal location with the beautiful backdrop of Binevenagh Mountain. Benone has received 4* status through the Graded Holiday Parks Scheme and provides family facilities, scenery and a warm welcome to rival any throughout Europe.

"Waves Bistro", sited just off one of the boardwalks, offers excellent food and beverages all day, including their "golfer's fry", home-made scones and ‘cooked to order’ meals. Enjoy dining inside in front of the log burner or outside on the patio.

The Visitor Centre stocks a range of local tourism literature and a variety of Morelli's ice-creams and beach accessories, and all facilities are available for both on-site campers and day-trippers. 

•             80 touring pitches with electric, including 33 "super pitches"

•             6 glamping lodges

•             18 camping pitches with electric - bookings by telephone only

•             Benone Stand – Northern Ireland’s first recipient of the European Blue Flag Award

•             9 hole par 3 golf course

•             Local Visitor Information

•             Putting green

•             Crazy Golf

Seasonal facilities

•             Tennis Courts

•             Activities area

•             Indoor games room

•             Outdoor heated splash pools with bookable two-hour sessions during weekends in June and daily during July and August.

Online Booking: - see https://www.causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk/see-do/caravan-parks about how to make a booking.

Please note: Full payment is required at the time of booking, and your booking reference number is required for check in.

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• Benone Holiday and Leisure Park

53 Benone Avenue Limavady County Londonderry BT49 0LQ

Tel: 028 7775 0555

Email: [email protected]  

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Benone Holiday Park

Located beside benone strand, which is accessible via boardwalks, this family-friendly park offers an enticing mix of a coastal location with the beautiful backdrop of of binevenagh mountain. benone caravan park is located by an award winning blue flag beach, and offers visitors touring and camping facilities, glamping lodges for hire as well as lots of onsite facilities..

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Benone Holiday and Leisure Park ****

Benone Holiday and Leisure Park

53 benone avenue limavady bt49 0lq tel: 028 7775 0555, booking arrangements.

Online booking for touring caravans, motorhomes and pods is now available.

Please note that bookings for tents, trailer tents, and folding caravans (all sited on camping spaces) can only be made by telephoning the Park office.

Please note: Full payment is required at the time of booking, and your Booking Reference Number is required at Check-in. Once you select a pitch it will be held for 20 minutes to allow you to complete your details and make payment. If the time expires, or you perform a new search, the pitch previously held will be released.

The Park and its associated Visitor Centre is situated on the A2 Seacoast Road, approximately 11 miles from Coleraine and 12 miles from the bustling market town of Limavady. Located beside Benone Strand (accessible via board walks), this beautiful Park offers an enticing mix of a coastal location with the beautiful backdrop of Binevenagh Mountain. Benone has received 4* status through the British Graded Holiday Parks Scheme and provides family facilities, great scenery and a welcome to rival any throughout Ireland.

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Please note, we offer 1 night free for any stays longer than 3 nights in September.

Advance booking is essential particularly for weekends, bank holidays and during July and August. Full contact details, including contact telephone number and vehicle registration will be required. Multiple bookings cannot be made by the same customer for bookings on the same dates.

You can use the park site map to view the location of available pitches before making your choice.

All customers must familiarise themselves with the Park’s Terms and Conditions: any contravention of these may result in the relevant booking(s) becoming void immediately. Please note that six is the maximum number of occupants permitted per pitch. Only one tent, caravan or motorhome is permitted per pitch at any one time, and all other tents will be charged at the full nightly rates and sited on the appropriate camping areas.

You are requested not to arrive before 2.00pm and your pitch/cabin must be vacated by 12.00 noon on the day of departure.

If you would like further information, please contact us

Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council, Cloonavin, 66 Portstewart Road, Coleraine, BT52 1EY, Northern Ireland

Telephone: +44 (0) 28 7034 7034 Fax: +44 (0) 28 7034 7034 Email: [email protected]

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Pros: 1.handy walk down to the beach 2.Cafe nice and not too expensive 3. Play parks were... read more

The site and location was nice, the pods were basic but did the job. The biggest let down is the... read more

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What a fabulous campsite. Huge pitches and a great location just a short walk to the beach. They had temporary portaloos and showers for the camping field and they were always clean and tidy. Very peaceful site and surprisingly quiet. Lovely dedicated bbq area.

Accommodation: We stayed in one of the glamping pods. It was ok, but our tent is bigger and much more comfortable. Unfortunately, we had booked a glamping pod as we would be arriving late and it would be getting dark by the time we tried to pitch our tent. We booked two nights but only stayed for one, as it was too tiny and uncomfortable and the toilet facilities were grim. The pods are advertised as sleeping up to 6 people. They have 2 bunks and a seat which is convertible. We found it cramped for a family of 2 adults and 2 children so I can’t imagine having a family of 6 in it! It’s basically a small wooden shed with heat, light and a kettle. The other thing we noticed is that people park in the wrong glamping pod spaces. So we didn’t even have a space to park our car - we had to park it in front of our picnic table as the people from next door had parked in the space for our pod. I think this could easily be resolved if the council actually marked the spaces for each pod so people know which side of the pod to park on. Toilet and Shower Facilities: This was the main reason we left early. The toilets for the camping area weren’t the cleanest and some didn’t even have any toilet rolls! There were only TWO showers, which isn’t adequate for the size of campsite. My husband reported equally grim circumstances in the male facilities. Leisure Facilities: Benone Beach is a short walk along the boardwalk which is lovely. The beach is excellent. We also used the tennis courts. The courts are marked out on tarmac. We had brought our own rackets so can’t comment on the hire ones but we hired balls which cost £5.20 for half an hour. Other facilities included crazy golf, a nine hole par 3 golf course, a playground and an indoor games room. There is also an outdoor splash pool but it is seasonal so wasn’t open when we visited in September. We didn’t use the golf course but it did look to be in good condition. Food & Drink There is a nice bistro on site just off the boardwalk called Waves Bistro (it opened at 9.30 am when we were there on Sat 25th Sept). There is also a lovely pub called The Anglers Rest which is a 15 minute walk away. If you go to the pub when it’s getting dark make sure to bring torches for the walk back as the avenue down to the campsite had no lighting at all. Staff: All the staff we encountered on our stay were friendly, helpful and polite. Overall: This site is in a lovely area and could be so much better. However, we won’t be booking it again due to the dirty toilets and limited shower facilities.

Definitely not a caravan park to come with children who go to bed before 11pm. A lot of rowdy activity late on, really disappointing as it seemed to be family orientated park. Facilities grubby an in need of updating/deep cleaning. Wouldn’t be in a rush back

Disappointed with the site. Could be fabulous as right next to a beautiful beach however shower and toilet facilities were grim. In need of updating and dirty. Splash pool has to be prebooked because of covid but then there’s an additional charge. Big playground closed. Nothing really much for children to do on the site. We needed to move pitch and the staff were very accommodating and helpful when doing this. Better sites available for the same price.

Have been to this site a number of times in the past. This should be and could be one of the top sites in Ireland even the Uk. What has gone wrong with those to manage and run this facility. Having spent a week there I would suggest that making as much money is the driving force and that is a pity. 1. As many sites have been squeezed in as possible making some very small some are very close together cars have to be parked partly on the roadway. There should be no need to have these small pitches or pitches without water supply pitches on which you cannot put up an awning or park your car. The only reason is to make more money. There is a good pool and play area facilities for kids which on are previous visits were open to all and free to use. Now there is a charge !!. WHY? They are still operating under strict Co - Vid conditions allowing only 8 max in pool at one time booking required. The rest of the country is opening up. Of course this control allows charging. As I have said this should be a 5 star site. The area is fantastic with the beautiful and most certainly one of the best beaches in this country and beyond right beside you. So disappointed to see how this site is being run certainly will return to this area but would consider staying on the other sites.

Had a lovely three night stay in the glamping pods, very basic but we all squeeze in. Benone beach is beautiful and so handy to get to from the site. I was very disappointed with the shower and toilet facilities, I think they would need upgraded or maybe professional cleaners come in and clean them. Also at the kitchen area people just left their rubbish and food waste, there was no bins provided there. Apart from the beach and having great company with friends wouldn't really rate the actual site.

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Discovering the Golden Beauty of Benone Beach on the Causeway Coast

Benone strand: a golden sandy beach stretching from mussenden to magilligan.

Benone Beach, or Strand, is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the Causeway Coast of Northern Ireland. It is a pristine, golden sandy beach stretching for seven magnificent miles from below Mussenden Temple to the Martello Tower at Magilligan. Beyond being just a picturesque location, it serves as a historical and recreational hub, offering numerous attractions and activities. Dive into this guide to discover why Benone Strand should be your next destination.

Key Takeaways :

• Benone Strand is a pristine seven-mile beach located near Limavady, Northern Ireland.
• Recognised as the first fully inclusive beach in the region, it boasts multiple European Blue Flag awards.
• Nearby attractions include Magilligan Point, Downhill Beach, and the historic Mussenden Temple .
• The Benone Tourist Complex offers a range of recreational activities.
• The surrounding dune systems, especially the Umbra Dune Grasslands, are a conservationist’s dream.

Benone Strand

As you journey along the enchanting Causeway Coastal Route in Northern Ireland, stopping at the magnificent Benone Strand is a must. This seven-mile expanse of golden sands, nestled between the dramatic Binevenagh mountain backdrop and the shimmering Atlantic, is more than just a beach—it’s an experience. Recognised as Northern Ireland’s first fully inclusive beach and a proud recipient of the European Blue Flag award, Benone offers pristine conditions for both relaxation and recreation.

The Umbra Dune Grasslands beckon nature lovers and conservationists with its unique dune systems. Their proximity to historic landmarks, such as the Mussenden Temple, infuses a touch of history into their natural charm. Whether you’re in the mood for a serene stroll, exhilarating watersports, or a picturesque picnic, Benone Strand promises a memorable stop on your Causeway Coastal adventure.

Getting To Benone Beach

Benone Strand is located on the north coast of Northern Ireland in County Derry/Londonderry. It stretches between Castlerock and Magilligan Point. The beach is easily accessible from the nearby towns of Limavady and Coleraine . Given its natural beauty and extensive stretch of golden sands, Benone Strand makes for an essential stopover if you’re travelling along the Causeway Coast.

Getting to Benone Beach By Car

The journey typically takes about an hour and 15 minutes to an hour and 30 minutes, depending on traffic conditions (tractors and caravans!), and there are two options from Belfast . You can follow the A2 along the Causeway Coast or take the M2 and A26 to Coleraine (it’s well-signposted). Once in Coleraine, follow the signs for the Causeway Coastal Route (N). This will take you on the Coleraine Ring Road over the River Bann. Once past McDonald’s and the riverside retail park, follow the signs for Castlerock/Causeway Coastal Route (A2). The A2 will take you through articulative (pronounced art-a-cliff) and past Mussenden Temple along Seacoast Road north, taking in mountain and cliff scenery to the Benone Entrance.

Parking on Benone Beach

Benone Beach is one of the few beaches in Northern Ireland where parking on the beach is allowed. However, always check for any seasonal or temporary restrictions before driving onto the sand, and be cautious about the tide and soft sand areas to avoid getting stuck.

Additionally, a car park is behind the Benone Beach entrance, close to the Benone Tourist Complex. This provides an alternative to parking directly on the beach, especially during peak times when the beach might be crowded or if you’re not comfortable driving on sand. The car park is run by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council. It normally offers free car parking, but charges might apply, so it’s advisable to make some handy changes, check for payment methods in advance, or download the JustPark app.

Getting to Benone Beach By Public Transport

Benone is a bit out of the way, so public Transport options are limited. From Belfast, you can take the train or bus to Colbraine and then get the 124 Ulsterbus service to the Benone Beach entrance. 

Benone Tourist Complex

Nestled beside the iconic Benone Strand, the Benone Tourist Complex is a testament to the Causeway Coastal Route’s rich offering of activities and facilities for travellers. An indispensable part of your coastal adventure, this award-winning facility provides an all-inclusive experience for day visitors and those planning an extended stay.

Facilities and Amenities

• Caravan Park : The complex boasts a touring caravan site, ideal for travellers seeking the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and comfort. The site has 80 touring pitches with electricity, including 33 “super pitches”, 6 glamping lodges and 18 camping pitches with electricity – bookings by telephone only –  These can be booked here .
• Leisure Activities : The fun doesn’t stop at the beach! The complex has tennis courts for those keen on serving up some action. If swimming’s more your style, dive into the inviting outdoor heated splash pools. Children are bound to enjoy the bouncy castle, ensuring they’re entertained as adults unwind.
• Indoor Games Room : No matter the weather, the indoor games room entertains with various games, ensuring fun is never compromised.
• Café and Shops : There is a cafe called “Waves Bistro”, located just off one of the boardwalks. It offers pretty good food and drinks all day, including their “golfer’s fry,” homemade scones, and ‘cooked to order’ meals. We have enjoyed having a bite inside in front of the log burner and outside on the patio, depending on the weather, or picking up souvenirs and essentials at the on-site shops .
• Toilets : The complex has a wide range of facilities accessibility toilets

Golfing at Benone Tourist Complex: A Swing with a View

For golf enthusiasts venturing along the Causeway Coast of Northern Ireland , the Benone Tourist Complex presents a delightful retreat. Merged seamlessly with the stunning landscapes of Northern Ireland’s coast, the complex’s PAR 3 9 hole course is an experience.

9-Hole Golf Course : The heart of the golfing experience at Benone is its picturesque 9-hole par three course. Designed to challenge and entertain golfers of all skill levels, the course offers a unique blend of strategic play and scenic beauty. As you traverse the greens and fairways, the captivating surroundings with views of a picturesque riverbank area overlooking the coastline and nearby landscapes accentuate every shot, making each round a memorable experience.

Pro Shop : Catering to both seasoned golfers and those new to the game, the Pro Shop at Benone is a haven for golfing gear and accessories. Moreover, the knowledgeable staff is always on hand to offer advice, ensuring you have the right gear tailored to your needs such as golf balls, clubs and buggies.

Putting Green : Whether you’re looking to warm up before a round or simply practice your short game, the well maintained putting green is an ideal spot.

Crazy Golf : For families and those seeking a more light-hearted golfing experience, the Crazy Golf course is a delightful addition to the complex. Infused with fun obstacles and inventive layouts, it’s an entertaining way to engage with the sport. Whether you’re competing with family or friends, or just looking to have some relaxed fun, Crazy Golf ensures smiles all around.

The Umbra Dune Grasslands

Nestled near the Benone Strand along the Atlantic Coast, the Umbra Dune Grasslands stand as a testament to Northern Ireland’s coast’s pristine beauty and ecological diversity. This protected stretch is not just a mere extension of the coast; it’s one of the largest dune systems in Ireland a delicate ecosystem teeming with unique flora and fauna, and a haven for nature enthusiasts, birdwatchers, and those seeking solace in nature’s embrace.

Dog Walking

With nearly seven miles of golden sands, begone’s Dunes offer an excellent place for dog walkers to get out with their pooch. There is a seasonal dog-free zone away from the seasonal rnli beach lifeguards and most of the Blue Flag Beach, where families mostly go. 

Originally from Scotland, Colin now resides near the beautiful seaside town of Portstewart on the Causeway Coastal Route. By day he works in IT and by day off he spends much of his time travelling around the Island with his young family, writing about his experiences for many sites both locally and nationally.

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Benone Getaways is ideally located to explore the regions iconic tourist attractions and coastal scenery. In the words of Lonely Planet, the area delivers …. “timeless beauty, and high-grade distractions – golf, whiskey and some of the world’s most popular rocks …..”

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Phone: 028 7775 0522

Address: 436 Seacoast Road, Limavady,BT49 0LD

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Finalist: Rural Escape of the Year ’22

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Self Catering: 4 Star

Guest Accommodation: 4 Star

Getting Here...

Transport to Benone Getaways: Car/ taxi, train or bus. 

Car: 5a Benone Avenue, Limavady, BT490LQ

Train: Select Bellarena Station as your arrival station. The you will need to arrange transport (taxi or bus) from train to Benone Getaways. 

Bus: Select Benone Corner as  arrival bus stop.  Benone Getaways is only walking distance away from this bus stop. 

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the two points it’d take you 1.5 hour

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Thanks to a 20-minute trip on the Lough Foyle Ferry your adventure just got a lot more exciting! Whether walking, cycling, driving or on a tour, you’ll want to experience some of the sights on the Causeway Coast. Must see sights include Ballintoy Harbour, filming location for Game of Thrones as well as Benone Strand, one of the most popular surf beaches on the coast.

Additionally, after you’ve visited Downhill and Mussenden Temple, spend a night at BENONE GETAWAYS and then drive towards Magilligan Point where the Lough Foyle. Ferry will transport you into Inishowen, where you may play golf or just explore the beauty of the Wild Atlantic Way.

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