Boyle, Boyle, Ireland
A small cabin on a working farm near Boyle in County Roscommon, reached via a raised walkway over a vegetable garden and sheltered by mature beech trees. The town is within walking distance, and the farm has donkeys, hens, seasonal pigs, and fresh vegetables for picking. Children can use swings, a trampoline, and field dens, and bikes with a trailer are available to borrow. At £64 a night with 792 reviews, this is one of the most booked tiny stays in Ireland.
Lough Key Forest Park, Boyle Abbey, King House, and the Carrowkeel passage tombs are all nearby. The caves of Keash and lesser known lakes and woodland walks offer further exploration. Carrick-on-Shannon is 12 km away for evening options. The cabin has a kitchenette with microwave, toaster, kettle, and an outdoor camping stove. This is not a luxury stay. It is a farm experience at a price that makes it accessible to almost anyone.
We love the farm immersion at £64 a night. Feeding hens, picking vegetables, meeting the donkeys, and walking to town. At 792 reviews, it is clearly doing something right.
Reviewers praise this hideaway as perfect, set amidst countryside teeming with wildlife, including swifts, blackbirds feeding young in an old stone shed, and even a little robin.
