Love this pla, good walks, kids can feed the ducks, have a picnic and relax

Between the forest service and ni direct, they have made it very difficult to organise a caravan holiday for more than one van. Tried phoning several times at different times of the day only to be put threw to an answering machine saying that all there lines is busy on a Monday in January.

Great spot for camping especially if you are intending on some star gazing. We managed to see the milky way during our stay. Close to OM Observatory and beaghmore stone circle, great base for exploring the area. Clean toilets and showers, lots of bins for rubbish too. Great play park for kids and gate with a coded lock for getting in and out via car so felt safe too. Very cheap to stay and clear instructions on how to get in via email beforehand. Family friendly site with great forest to explore and excitedly for us Bats flying about while we made smores at night, amazing!!

This was a nice campsite. We paid £27 for one night on an electric pitch and the facilities were very good and super clean! There is an area to wash up and good showers! Its first come first served so if you are tenting you could end up in between two caravans so that would gave to bot bother you! There are a few hours worth of walks and the majority of the area is dogs allowed off leash so they can run to their hearts content. Would come again!

A nice place for a picnic on a sunny day or just a stroll around the gardens. There are 3 different trails you can do, none of them very long. Trails are in through small forested area and around the ponds. Unfortunately, on the day we went, some of the trails were closed due to forestry work going on. There is a good play park for kids and ample parking. There are reasonable toilets on site too. Sign for payment at entrance, car is £5, which is steep considering the facilities on offer. Ticket machine for payment is located in the carpark.