Boortree Rossnowlagh Touring & Camping Park is a family-run, purpose-built site established in 2014 on Rossnowlagh Lower in County Donegal.

It offers 22 fully serviced pitches for campervans, touring caravans, and motorhomes, with facilities including individual power points, toilets, showers, a wash-up area, and chemical toilet disposal. The site operates seasonally from April through September.

Situated just a short stroll from Rossnowlagh Beach on the rugged Atlantic coastline, the park sits along the Wild Atlantic Way with sweeping views over Donegal Bay.

Guests can walk or fish nearby, or explore the adjacent Durnish Lake, a designated Special Area of Conservation. Pubs, restaurants, a tea room, and a local shop are within easy reach along the beach.

The park's central location between Ballyshannon and Donegal Town makes it a convenient base for visiting Slieve League, one of Europe's highest sea cliffs, as well as Donegal Town, Sligo, and the wider northwest of Ireland.