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Family Day out Ideas

  • 08-04-2011 12:33PM
    #1
    faw1tytowers
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    Some thing cheap and cheerful. Somewhere to bring a picnic, maybe camp out or a castle to visit .. Any ideas? This weekend.


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  • #2
    Aero28
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 52 ✭✭Aero28


    faw1tytowers wrote: »
    Some thing cheap and cheerful. Somewhere to bring a picnic, maybe camp out or a castle to visit .. Any ideas? This weekend.

    Ashford Castle in Cong, is always nice, to check out the grounds and have a picnic there too

    Coole Park in Gort is also an idea

    Esker Retreat Monastry in Athenry is really nice to, alot of nice trails to walk around


  • #3
    mrsweebri
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    Just discovered the huge amazing playpark in Doughiska today - well worth a visit. Bring your bucket and spade :)


  • #4
    RubyGirl
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    Are you looking at Galway county? Great place is Lough Key Forest Park in Roscommon. Great camping area, walks, playground.


  • #5
    Aero28
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    RubyGirl wrote: »
    Are you looking at Galway county? Great place is Lough Key Forest Park in Roscommon. Great camping area, walks, playground.

    I've been thinking about going there myself. Is there alot of walking trails there. How long would it take to wander around it?


  • #6
    phelixoflaherty
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    Second the playpark in Doughuisce. Woods plus Tiny castle looking thing nearby


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  • #7
    RubyGirl
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    Aero28 wrote: »
    I've been thinking about going there myself. Is there alot of walking trails there. How long would it take to wander around it?


    We love it, there are alot of walking trails, they have a map and you can take 3 different trails. You could do the Lough Key Experience, it pay in tours, we did it really nice, kids loved the bridge. The have adventure parks there for kids, we use the smaller one and it is the best I have been in in Ireland.

    We usually go up camping so are there for a day or two.


  • #8
    Aero28
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 52 ✭✭Aero28


    RubyGirl wrote: »
    We love it, there are alot of walking trails, they have a map and you can take 3 different trails. You could do the Lough Key Experience, it pay in tours, we did it really nice, kids loved the bridge. The have adventure parks there for kids, we use the smaller one and it is the best I have been in in Ireland.

    We usually go up camping so are there for a day or two.

    Cheers, I must take a drive up there one of the days


  • #9
    dec25532
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    Palace Grounds in Tuam have lovely walks and plenty of areas and benches for picnics. One of the most under used facilities in the area unfortunatley.
    Also Rinville Park where there are lovely walks and picnic areas. great place to let kids loose


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