Maps / Cycling Routes
This is a list of popular activities and attractions in our area. We are always available to help you get the best from your break with us.
This is a list of popular activities and attractions in our area. We are always available to help you get the best from your break with us.
Located on Castle street, help is at hand to plan your trip with local input and advice.
Close to Athlone this family run pet farm has something for all ages with indoor and outdoor activities, coffee shop and picnic area.
Established in 2006 this rurally located yet only 3 miles from town centre, groups and individuals can avail of riding lessons and pony trekking through a local forest.
Departing several times daily from the quayside near Athlone Castle this Viking Longboat tours Lough Ree as well as visiting Clonmacnoise and Hodson Bay Hotel including stop off and pick up from these places. Do a Viking helmet and enjoy the guided information.
Located about 30km from Athlone this reclaimed peat bog has a beautiful visitor centre and restaurant. It has extensive walking and cycling trails on flat terrain with reasonably priced bike hire for all ages. Play areas, picnic benches and a fairy trail entice while a sculpture trail is most enjoyable. A great day out for all ages.
Located near the village of kenagh Co,Longford, 20km from our glampsite and near a cycle path, this glass floored building is built over an iron age road from 148bc that was built through the boglands. This oak road is the largest uncovered in Europe.
Athlone Castle Visitor museum in the centre of town and overlooking the mighty Shannon river this 13th century Norman castle museum relates the history of the castle itself, the town and surrounding areas in an interactive manner.
Boats available by day or half day for those with or without experience.
Opened in 2012 on the banks of the River Shannon this art gallery has varied displays and stunning views for all tastes. Free entry is an added bonus!
Located a few km from athlone in Co.Roscommon, this privately owned museum houses 5000 items showcasing the history of farm and folk life in rural Ireland from the 18th century to modern times.
21km from Athlone, this early Christian site features the ruins of a cathedral, two round towers, three stunningly intricate High Crosses and seven Churches to name but some of its appeal. Located on the River Shannon, it has also been visited by Pope John Paul.
