A well kept site . Close to train and bus travel . A lovely place to go for walks . At night it is magic to see all the lights of the docks area and the opposite shore also seeing the boats sailing up Belfast lough. ...Happy days ..

We've always enjoyed staying at the Jordanstown Loughshore site, but this time unfortunately we did'nt, due to issues with other users of the site. The toilets and shower facilities were not up to the usual standard. They are badly in need of modernisation and being updated.But we look forward to returning in the future.

We love coming to this site as it gives us the opportunity to meet up with friends who live nearby. We usually go to the Bureau, which is about a ten minute walk away. However, during our last stay we were disappointed to see the mess some people left behind. It really was disgraceful. The campsite is not manned on a full-time basis, but I do think people should be made aware of the leave no trace rule. I wouldn't want to put people off staying here, as it really is a handy stopover site, especially if you are coming into Northern Ireland on the ferry into Belfast. This whole area is having a substantial amount of money invested in it in the near future. Hopefully it will be treated with respect.

Although they did not disturb our party in any way we were disappointed to find members of the traveller community abusing the site again. One of their enormous caravans was at loughshore the last time we were there and it was present again. When they eventually left (5 hours late) they left bikes, a gas cylinder and various rubbish behind. These people have little respect for others and their property and should use designated traveller sites.

We stayed last weekend had friends who wished to come when we went on line to book it said it was full .Booking systems a joke there was only 3 caravans and two Motorhomes all week end

Fantastic little spot definitely we’ll return and only a Short distance form the ferry terminal

We had booked Fri 05th and Sat 06th April at the Loughshore in order to visit family in Jordanstown. We got a call on the morning of the 05th to say that the park was going to be closed over those dates after all due to the impending arrival of Storm Kathleen on the Saturday. We were offered the opportunity to stay at the Six Mile Park at Antrim instead. We didn’t want to miss the chance to visit our family and couldn’t, rightly, expect two 80 year olds to drive to Antrim in high winds. We asked if we could stay at the Loughshore on Friday night and move to Antrim on the Saturday. Diane, in the Parks Dept, was very flexible and was happy that we did so. We feel she went out of her way to help us. Loughshore Park is a super facility, spotlessly clean and ideally located in Jordanstown. It was quiet with a little road noise but the screening is very effective. I have given a score of 4 because the large bins were overflowing. We’d stay again and highly recommend it if visiting Belfast.

We spent 2 nights at Jordanstown Loughshore Park and it is a great facility. It is located between a very busy dual carriageway and the sea so bring earplugs, it is very noisy during the day and the night. Just for that reason, we will not return, nor recommend.

A great place to stay if visiting Belfast, pubic transport available beside the site and train station close by which allows for connections to Dublin, Bangor and Portrush for days out. Excellent very clean facilities and coffee shop next door.

The site is well laid out and has everything at hand so credit where credit is due.. around each pitches service point needs to be paved - as Ireland is a rather wet country . The site suffer from litter. Biggest issue was road noise … spoke to others on site who complained as well …