Cork Outdoorsy

Another solid weekend lined up — this time we’re heading to Killarney Bike Fest.

This isn’t just for bikers — it’s a full-on music and social festival with 3 stages, live bands all day and into the night, and a great atmosphere.

We’ll combine it with camping to keep things simple, social, and outdoorsy.

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🌄 What to Expect

• Live music across 3 stages all day & night 🎸
• Great social atmosphere & proper Irish craic
• Camping with the group
• Flexible weekend — come and go between campsite and festival
• Chill mornings, lively evenings

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🏕️ Accommodation

We’ll be staying at:
👉 https://killarneycamping.com

• Own camping gear required
• Relaxed campsite about 30 minutes walk from the festival

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🗓️ Plan (Flexible)

Friday (29 May)
Arrival, set up camp
Head into town for music & festival atmosphere

Saturday & Sunday
Festival days — music, exploring, socialising
Come and go between campsite and town

Monday
Slow morning, pack up & return

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🎟️ Festival Info

Full details:
https://www.irelandbikefest.com

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📲 WhatsApp Group

All coordination happens here:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/FDfyaaPV5rL8BRwiehuffN?mode=gi_t

Please join the group if you’re attending.

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⚠️ Important

• This is a self-sufficient camping weekend
• Own gear required
• Be comfortable with basic camping setup
• Bring layers — nights can be cold
• Respect campsite rules & each other

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A weekend of music, energy, and good people.

See you in Killarney 🔥🏕️🎸

Spend a lovely weekend camping by the lake in Portumna, stroll around lovely forests, swim in the lake just like last year which was a great success!

Different walks this time.

Toilet/shower/camping facilities available

Guess who is back. I was working a lot weekends and other commenits in my life.

The walk climbs Tountinna, the highest peak in the Arra Mountains, beginning near the ancient standing stones known as the Graves of the Leinster Men. The trail is usually done as a loop of roughly 9 km and takes about four hours at a relaxed pace. Most sources rate it moderate rather than difficult — the climb is steady, but never especially technical.

According to local legend, the site marks the burial place of warriors from Leinster who were killed during the time of Brian Boru. Archaeologically, the standing stones are probably much older — likely Bronze Age. Only one major stone remains upright today, but the atmosphere of the place still feels ancient and exposed.

This hike is
Grade: Moderate
Lenght: about 9km
Average time 3 to 4 hours

Might do campimg if anyone interested the day before.

As this was big success last year. We are going back for third time in a row. This is a very different type of festival which makes unique. The only describe this festival is for people who loves the outdoors and nature. This festival has a bit hippy vibe to it. So it is our kind of festival.

The plan is come up early in Killarney. Have a few drinks and enjoy the music. We will be camping over night but you also can do a day trip if you want.

For more information and to book your ticket please use link below.

https://rewildfestival.ie/