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  1. Child climbing and another on a slide in the play park, at Delamont Country Park.
    Situated on the shores of Strangford Lough in an area of outstanding natural beauty, Delamont Country Park, Killyleagh offers peace, beauty and tranquillity. The stunning views across Strangford Lough and the relaxing atmosphere make Delamont Country Park a place to enjoy that 'away from it all feeling'. It is home of the Strangford Stone - the tallest megalith in Ireland. This beautiful 200-acre Country Park offers a great day out for visitors of all ages. Whether you are a keen walker, a nature lover or simply looking for a great day out for all the family you will find plenty to entertain you in Delamont Country Park.
    1. Delamont Country Park Map
      Delamont Country Park is situated on the shores of the beautiful Strangford Lough, offering peace, beauty and tranquillity to all who visit.
    2. Accommodation
      The surrounding areas of Delamont Country Park boast incredible places to stay. Holiday in one of our acclaimed guest houses, self catering cottages or B&Bs. Or sleep under the stars in one of our camping and caravan parks. Be prepared for scenic views, comfortable beds, and service and hospitality you’ll never forget.
    3. Things to Do Nearby
      Whether you are a keen walker, a nature lover or simply looking for a great day out for all the family you will find plenty to entertain you in Delamont Country Park and nearby.
    4. Saint Patrick's Story
      The Mourne Mountains & Ring of Gullion is the home of Ireland’s most famous son, Saint Patrick. Patrick spent his adult life preaching around Ireland, based largely in County Down. Follow in Patrick’s footsteps, and learn about the Ireland he inhabited all the way back in the 5th century.
    5. A group of people walking near to Saul Church on the St. Patrick's Pilgrim Walk experience in Downpatrick, County Down.

      The spiritual centre of our area, Downpatrick is a beautiful and historic town built on the rolling drumlins of Lecale. One of the oldest towns on the island of Ireland, it has a long association with Saint Patrick who spent much of his time in and around the area and died here in the early 5th Century. His legacy remains and whether you come here on pilgrimage or just to simply say hello, there is a unique atmosphere in this small town that you won’t find anywhere else.

    6. Family cycling along Castle Ward cycle trail along Strangford Lough.

      It’s all about the sea around Strangford and Lecale. An area of outstanding natural beauty, stunning views and of special scientific interest, this part of the world is a real winner for those who like their life outdoors. Whether you want to take a boat across the lough, put on your boots and trek around its shores or immerse yourself in the world of Game of Thrones® you’ll find it all in this beautiful part of our area.

    7. Family Time Shaped Around Strangford Lough
      Family stories are shaped around Strangford Lough. When it comes to eating, drinking, travelling and experiencing, here, we embrace a slower pace. Away from the crowds, carve your path back to nature and create your family’s staycation stories in this unique part of the world.
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    1. Group in a row with the instructor in front being taught Irish dancing as part of the Dancing at the Crossroads experience
      Get involved in this high-octane experience celebrating the centuries-old traditions of Irish dancing. Join Josephine Brennan King, a former principal Irish dancer for Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance, for a fun-filled interactive experience filled with Irish traditions and dancing.
    2. Group enjoying the foraging experience with A Taste of Castle Ward in Strangford
      If all nature is a larder, then the shelves at Castle Ward are especially well-stocked. Join expert forager Clare McQuillan on a walk through the National Trust's Castle Ward estate to explore its seasonal abundance of wild food. It’s a magical foraging location, and this perspective transforms your experience of the land, even for those already familiar with it.
    3. Group arrives at Rademon Estate Distillery and is welcomed by their guide
      Art, craft and history blend together at Shortcross Distillery, to create an unforgettable experience on the beautiful grounds of Rademon Estate. Join founders Fiona and David to learn about their award-winning gin, which also happens to be Northern Ireland’s first craft gin.
      1. Join a pilgrimage themed around Saint Patrick in Downpatrick, County Down, with your talented guides former Adoration Sisters Martina Purdy and Elaine Kelly, for a walk along Ireland's own Camino.
      2. Bushman Rob making fire.
        On your foraging walk through the woods with our resident expert Bushman Rob, you will be safely guided through identifying and collecting seasonal wild edibles of greens, herbs, vegetables, fungi and berries. With Rob's expert eye you will explore, taste and nibble your way through the woods.
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      3. Canoest on the Strangford Lough Canoe Trail
        This stunning sea lough offers no less than 80 square nautical miles of paddling playground! From the fast-running tidal channel in the south, to the more gentle waters around the islands there is something for canoeists of all abilities on the Strangford Lough Canoe Trail.
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