Mount Hillary Eco Holiday Pods

06/03/2026

Thank you to all of our wonderful guests who stayed with us last year and left us such wonderful reviews. We can't wait to reopen on 1 April and welcome lots more fabulous visitors to our peaceful green haven!

12/02/2026

Very excited to see that stage 2 of this year Rás Tailteann Cycle Race finishes practically on our doorstep!

01/02/2026

Happy St Brigid's Day! Spring is on its way, and only two more months until we reopen to welcome guests!

07/10/2025

Bookings are now open for 2026! Check out our website for details of where and how to book and check availability.
www.glampingcork.ie

15/09/2025

Note that we are now closed for the rest of the season and will reopen on 1 April 2026.

08/07/2025

Our newly revamped shady seating area (thanks to a good friend and plants from ) provides the perfect tranquil place to keep cool during your stay. Bathe in nature whilst enjoying far reaching views.

06/07/2025

We couldn't agree more!

County Cork Named One of the World’s 25 Best Places to Visit – Here’s Why

There’s something about Cork.

It’s not just the pastel-painted houses lining the River Lee.
Not just the buttery smell of soda bread drifting through the English Market.
And it’s not just the musical lilt of voices that carry from street corners to pub sessions.

It’s something deeper. Something alive.

And now, the world agrees.
National Geographic has named County Cork one of the 25 Best Places to Visit in the World.
But those of us who love Ireland? We already knew.

03/07/2025

A great app for planning what to see and do when you stay with us. 😀

06/06/2025

From 13 to 22 June, there's so much going on in Cork City as part of its Midsummer Festival - from art installations like this one, to the best in Irish and International music, theatre, dance and literature. Follow Cork Midsummer Festival for more info or check out the website - https://www.corkmidsummer.com/whats-on

Helios is an invitation to explore the Sun up close through a huge, dazzling new artwork by world-renowned UK artist Luke Jerram. The six-metre in diameter sculpture represents 2,300km of the real Sun’s surface and is a reflection on its vital role in shaping Earth’s climate and sustaining life.

This is Luke Jerram's fourth Irish premiere of work at the festival following Museum of the Moon in 2016, 1000 Flowers in 2018 and Gaia in 2022.

📆 9-21 June at St. Fin Barre's Cathedral.
🎟️ corkmidsummer.com/whats-on/helios

10/05/2025

This is our refill station - all of the laundry, cleaning and personal care products we use here are totally plastic-free. These large containers go back to the manufacturer for reuse, thanks to our partnership with So when you stay with us, you're making a positive choice for the environment. .ie

05/05/2025

Looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city for a night or two? Then our tranquil site just a 15 minute drive from Mallow is for you!