Why come to Ballina, Co Mayo?
The vibrant and family friendly town of Ballina, Co Mayo offers an abundance of entertainment to keep the entire family occupied throughout your stay including our very own Cubs Kids Club running throughout the entire Easter holidays in the Downhill House Hotel. Not only are we offering hotel residents entry into the hotel Easter Cubs Club, there is an abundance of family activities to keep the kids entertained in Ballina and its surrounds.
An abundance of local amenities in Ballina and its surrounds including;
Enniscrone Blue Flag Beach; only 7 miles approx from Ballina,Enniscrone Beach is unspoilt and perfect for learning to surf, horse-riding, orsimply bringing your bucket and spade along-weather permitting!
Ballina Town park; large open plan space and outdoor climbingand games equipment.
Tumble Jungle; Tumble Jungle is a state of theart indoor playcentre. At 13500 sq ft, it is the largest in the Westof Ireland. With a stylishly designed cafeteria adults can relax and take"time out" while their child is busy at play. Enjoy wide screen TVwith all the satellite channels or simply just sit and chat with friends...Exclusive daily rates available to guests staying at the hotel, just ask reception to contact and book your visit!
Belleek Forest Heritage Trail, situated along the banks of the River Moy directly across from the Quay village. It isone of the largest urban forests comprising 200 acres of woodlands with trees up to 300 hundered years old. Originally part of the Knox Gore estate, itis now a peaceful haven of up to 6 miles of natural forest pathways, two ofwhich run along the banks of the Moy..
National Museum of Country Life at Turlough, The award winning Museum is all about discovering the story of Irish country lifebetween 1850 and 1950; a history which older visitors will remember clearly andenjoy reminiscing on. Suitable for all ages, the Museum is a must-see attraction for everyone’s list. and its free!!
Foxford Woollen Mills Visitor Centre, One hour selfguiding multi media presentation in French, German, Italian and Spanish aswell as English and Irish. Situated on the first floor the atmosphere iswelcoming, bright and traditional seating up to 110 people at any given time.It offers a selection of fresh home-made food, from a cup of tea or coffee, alight snack to full meal. Exclusive rates visiting the visitor centre and those wishing to book a tour.
Westport House