Ever spent a night in a Bell Tent? Have you any idea what a Bell Tent actually is? You’d be surprised how many people have no idea. A Bell Tent is a traditional style pitched canvas tent, usually cream in colour. Ours are on raised platforms and sleep between four and six people comfortably. Our… Continue reading Stay in a Bell Tent at Rock Farm Slane

We are delighted to offer a Glamping experience at Rock Farm Slane. Our packages are for a minimum stay of 2 nights (Friday 9th & Saturday 10th June). There will also be a pre-booked food & beverage offering available. You will receive details on booking your accommodation at Rock Farm Slane. Glamping is on the… Continue reading Glamping Options for Harry Styles Concert

Channel your inner Bo Peep and try glamping in one of our snug Shepherd’s Huts. We have two of these charming hideaways: Apple and Pine. They are traditional wooden caravans on wheels which were used by shepherds to take shelter from unpredictable weather and to sleep in during the lambing season. Their use dates to… Continue reading Shepherd’s Hut, your perfect romantic getaway

If you’ve ever stayed with us at Rock Farm you’ll know how much we love welcoming families. Now we’ve put together this lively video showcasing all we have to offer for families (and other visitors too of course). Our working organic farm is part of the historic 1500 acre Slane Castle Estate and it’s a… Continue reading The perfect location for families

Upbeat, quirky and original weddings at Rock Farm Slane. Weddings at Rock Farm are fun and free spirited. It’s fast becoming one of the trendiest and coveted venues for couples looking for something flexible and just a little different. We are hosting three showcases this January with one to one appointments with our wedding co-ordinator… Continue reading Wedding Showcase this January

Carina Conyngham is just back from two day IAAT Conference, the biggest gathering of people involved in adventure tourism held in Ireland. It took place last week at the Slieve Donard Hotel in Co. Down and Carina was a key part of events, as part of a sustainability panel discussion on a topic which is very close to her (and our) heart.