Glendarragh Valley Inn

The scent of turf smoke drifts across the valley as evening settles over Ederney, that quiet pocket of Fermanagh where the land folds into itself between loughs and low hills.

This is a proper country inn with camping pods tucked alongside — ideal if you want a foot in both worlds, the sociability of a guest house bar and the freedom of sleeping outside. Ederney sits in working farmland, close enough to the Fermanagh Lakelands for boat hire and fishing, far enough from the tourist trails to feel properly away. The pods suit couples after a cosy base for exploring the area, or anyone who fancies a hybrid trip — a pint by the fire, breakfast sorted, but your own four walls under the stars. Dogs are welcome by arrangement.

It's open all year, so you can chase the seasons — spring lambing across the fields, long June twilights, autumn colour along the lanes. Check about campfires when you arrive. Facilities aren't listed in detail, but expect the essentials and a warm Fermanagh welcome at the bar.