Family Adventures

Opening times: Apr-Sep: Sat-Sun: 2pm - 5pm. Prices: Free

Moyry Castle was built in the 17th century to guard the ‘Gap of the North’ or Moyry Pass which was a strategic mountain pass. The castle was built to protect the route between Ulster and...

This cycle takes you from Newry Town along the canel to Sugar Island. This cycle is roughly 10 miles and follows picturesque country roads. You can visit Slieve Gullion Forest Park as part of...

This scenic cycling route start in Portadown at The Bann Bridge on Bridge Street. This route is roughly 20 miles and you will come across sites such as Moneypenny’s Lock, the River Bann and...

The Orchard Leisure Centre has reopened its doors after a substantial £5m refurbishment and is now one of Northern Irelands premier recreation facilities. The Centre offers a fantastic choice...

This route around Oxford Island begins where the Kinnego Embankment meets the Annaloiste Road and is suitable for both walkers and cyclists. You can visit Lough Neagh Discovery Centre, Oxford...

The Palace Stables Heritage centre is an 18th century stable block and were once part of the Archbishops of Armagh’s estate. The surrounding Demesne is open all year round and features some...

Peter Pan's Neverland provides a safe indoor environment for children to run, jump, climb and have fun; to stretch both their physical abilities and their creative imagination to the maximum...

Nestled in the heart of Orchard County since 1900, Portadown Golf Club offers a course of exceptional beauty and elegance, placed in a partial woodland setting. Conveniently located just 2...

Portadown Town Hall was designed by the architects T&R Roe and the three storey building uses the Arts and Crafts style with terracotta panels and dragon gables. The building was converted to...