Things to do in Tyrone

 

Voted Best Northern Ireland Visitor Attraction this is an outdoor museum of emigration which tells the story of millions of people who emigrated from these shores throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. The Old and New World layout of the Park illustrates the various aspects of emigrant li

 

Built in the 1820s on a hill and featuring wonderful views over the gardens and 320 acre wooded riverside estate. Take a stroll around the delightful gardens or for the more energetic along the woodland and riverside way-marked trails. Activities Garden, woodland and riverside walks with

 

There are over 16km 10 miles of paths leading the visitor through the many and varied habitats within the park.
Amongst the attractions in the Park is an outdoor turbary site where visitors can get the feel and the smell of cutting turf. Many woodland and wetland birds and several sp

 

A childrens adventure playground and party world. Activities Include : Spiral Slide, Crawl Tunnels, Aerial Gliders, Roller Squeeze, Giant Ball Pool, Dizzy Discs, Rope Bridges, Pendulum, Swings, Haunted House Opening Hours Monday - Friday 14.30 - 19.00 Saturday 10.30 - 18.30 Sunday 14.

 

Dr Gurgleys House of Fun is an indoor adventure playground suitable for all children aged up to 10 years. Open for casual users and can be booked by school and youth groups and various organisations. Opening Hours Monday & Tuesday Parties only 15.15 - 19.30 Wednesday - Friday 15.15 -

 

Last working beetling mill in Northern Ireland. Hands-on demonstrations of the linen process, led by costumed guides and situated in an idyllic wooded Glen. Lovely walks and picnic opportunities by the Ballinderry River Opening Hours 14.00 - 18.00 Year Round Admission Prices Adults STG