Adventure brief
Camping • 6 Night Stay
Stay six nights at Share Discovery Village in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, where camping meets comfort with a pool, sauna, and easy access to the Cuilcagh ‘Stairway to Heaven.’ Discover why this site is unique in the region.
Share Discovery Village offers one of Northern Ireland’s most distinctive camping experiences, situated just outside Enniskillen in County Fermanagh. This 6-night camping trip balances the raw appeal of the wild outdoors with rare modern comforts that elevate your stay. Unlike typical remote campsites, Share Discovery Village features a heated swimming pool, sauna, and steam room—an unusual luxury in the camping world, especially for a family-focused destination.
It’s a place where rugged adventure and ease of access coexist seamlessly. The campsite itself accommodates up to 50 tents, providing both electric hook-up areas and spacious zones set beside an expansive lakeshore. It’s perfectly positioned within a half-hour drive from the famed Cuilcagh ‘Stairway to Heaven,’ a demanding but rewarding hike up limestone mountains with panoramic views across counties Fermanagh and Cavan.
This region’s unique karst landscape, dotted with marshes, cliff formations, and hidden waterfalls, offers a natural playground suited for all ages and abilities. Share Discovery Village’s commitment to accessibility is apparent, with facilities thoughtfully designed for guests with disabilities, ensuring independence and safety. This inclusivity extends to its diverse activity schedule, which runs through spring and summer months, blending land, water, and arts programs geared towards families and groups.
Children’s play areas, walking trails, and communal spaces like a TV lounge and pool tables provide options for downtime. Parking just three miles from local villages such as Lisnaskea and Derrylin, visitors have easy access to amenities, cafes, and shops without sacrificing wilderness immersion. The no-campfire policy preserves the environment while the presence of onsite leisure facilities keeps campers comfortable even in unpredictable weather.
Whether seeking an active outdoor itinerary or a relaxing lakeside retreat, this site emerges as a rare hybrid in Ireland’s camping landscape, making it a standout choice.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Book Electric Hook-Ups Earlyessential
Limited electric hook-up spots fill up fast; reserve in advance if you require power.
- 02Respect Onsite Fire Policywarning
Open campfires and fire pits are not permitted to protect the site’s natural surroundings.
- 03Prepare for Variable Weatherinfo
Northern Ireland weather changes quickly; pack waterproof clothing for comfort during outdoor activities.
- 04Use Leisure Suite Passes Wiselyinfo
Swimming pool and sauna sessions require booking and a fee—plan around your itinerary.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Waterproof Tent
Keeps you dry during frequent spring showers.
springEssentialLayered Clothing
Allows adjustment to rapidly changing weather conditions.
allEssentialSwimsuit and Flip-Flops
For making the most of the campsite’s swimming pool and sauna.
summerSturdy Hiking Boots
Essential for tackling nearby trails like the Stairway to Heaven.
allEssentialLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
The Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark, The historic villages of Lisnaskea and Derrylin
Local fauna
Red squirrels, Barn owls
Historic heritage
County Fermanagh’s landscape has been shaped over millennia by glacial activity, carving unique karst features and caves.
Mindful exploration
Share Discovery Village promotes sustainable camping, with policies against fires and emphasis on protecting native flora and fauna.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Summit of Cuilcagh, Lakeshore near the campsite, Nearby forest walking trails
- Subjects
- Mountain panoramas, Lakeside reflections, Local wildlife
- Best times
- Golden hour, early morning, late afternoon
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Are campfires allowed at Share Discovery Village?
No, open campfires and fire pits are not permitted to protect the environment and ensure guest safety.
Is the campsite suitable for children?
Yes, the site is family-friendly with children’s play areas, safe walking trails, and supervised activities.
Can dogs stay at the campsite?
Dogs are allowed for a £10 fee per dog, with guidelines outlined in the campsite’s pet policy.
Are there facilities for guests with disabilities?
Yes, all facilities are designed to be accessible, ensuring freedom and independence for guests with disabilities.
Do I need to book pool or sauna sessions in advance?
It’s recommended, as sessions are limited and booked hourly; the leisure suite requires a separate fee.
What nearby attractions can I visit from the campsite?
The Cuilcagh ‘Stairway to Heaven’ hike and various National Trust sites within 30 minutes of the campsite are easily accessible.