Spectacular scenery on the northern / western side of Beara, up into Kenmare which is a little gem of a place, no campsite, people used to park overnight along the pier road which was fine when it was an occasional couple of vans but it got ridiculous over covid with vans staying for weeks at a time, the locals got pretty pissed off, if you arrive late and leave early, you'll probably be ok but keep moving if it's busy. There's a motorhome service bay at the Circle K service station on the Killarney Road.
On to Sneem, you have an Aire, more like a campsite but campers/motorhomes only, highly recommend.
Caherdaniel has 2 really nice campsites, you're on the Ring of Kerry so things might be picking up a bit mid April.
Waterville has no campsites or Aire, not sure about overnight parking.
Coming into Cahersiveen, friends and family love Manix Point campsite but I've never been. There's a campsite on Valentia Island too near the ferry and an overnight parking spot close to the bridge.
Glenbeigh has a touring campsite in amongst the static parks but Cromane, the carpark beside Jacks is a nearby alternative for overnight parking.
No campsites or Aires and no parking spots I can recommend in Kilorglin, Miltown or Castlemaine. If Killarney is on your to do list, turn off in Kilorglin.
Heading along the WAW, Inch is a popular surf beach, there's a basic campsite or you could overnight in the beach carpark.
On to Dingle, there's an Aire and Campsite. The Conor Pass has been mentioned, drive up from the Dingle side and park on the left before the top and have a look, don't go over the top in a motorhome, head back to Dingle. Slea head loop is nice to, you'll need to go in a clockwise direction in a motorhome. There are a few spots you could overnight around the loop.
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