Enjoy the tranquility, beauty and history of Crom.
Outdoors
Family friendly
Some areas
Dog friendly
Opening Times
Grounds: 10am to 6pm
Tea Room: 11am to 4pm
Visitor Centre: 11am to 4pm
Tea Room and Visitor Centre are closed in Winter.
Times are a general guide, please check the Natiional Trust website before travelling
Pricing
Standard pricing:
Adult: £7.50
Child: £3.75
Family: £18.75
Additional InformationGift-aid welcome.
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Highlights:
- Parkland
- The old castle
- Ancient woodland
- Grasslands
- Freshwater lough
- Wildlife
If you're looking for a tranquil and beautiful place to visit, you should definitely check out Crom in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland.
This nature reserve covers 2,000 acres of parkland, ancient woodland, grasslands and lough shore, and is home to a variety of plants and animals. You can explore the ruins of the old Crom Castle, which dates back to the 17th century.
Marvel at the famous yew trees, which are among Britain's 50 greatest trees and have a combined circumference of 377 feet.
Enjoy the colourful wildflowers and butterflies that thrive in the species-rich grasslands, and watch the dragonflies and damselflies darting over the water.
Spot rare birds like pine martens, red squirrels and otters in the oak woodland.
Whether you want to walk, cycle, boat or camp, there's something for everyone at Crom.