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Find out when Florence Court is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Uncover all the essential details for a family day out at Florence Court, from walking trails, bike hire, the play park and more.
With more cuckoos than cars, the miles of family-friendly forest trails provide the perfect place to pedal. From short loops to longer challenges, enjoy a day out on the bike whatever your energy level. For a gentle cycle on the Blue Trail passing through the Pleasure Grounds to the more adventurous ride along the Red Trail with its hills, trails and downhill stretches.
We have a number of bikes available to hire from the Florence Court Visitor Centre for half or full day hire. Bike helmets are provided.
Bikes are available for adults. Under 18s will need to be accompanied by an adult. Bring your own children’s bikes so the whole family can all enjoy the estate.
Balance Bikes are the perfect way to help your future cyclists learn how to ride in the safety of the great outdoors. Cycling is an important life skill and a healthy way to explore outdoors. We want to help the next generation’s cyclists learn to ride, starting their lifelong love of cycling in beautiful natural surroundings. That's why we are delighted to offer free-to-hire balance bikes to our visitors.
The balance bikes and helmets are available to hire from the Visitor Centre. You don’t need to book anything, and the balance bikes are free to use - just turn up and get going.
Are you ready for your next wild adventure? Florence Court is the perfect place to explore outdoors and tick some fun activities off the National Trust’s '50 things to do before you’re 11¾’ list.
Here are just some of the activities you can conquer with family and friends at Florence Court. How many can you do on your next visit?
The play area is located up behind Florence Court House beside car park 2. It has 2 rope swings as well as a slide, swings and a natural play area. We encourage children to use their imagination and enjoy adventures in nature.
Along the red trail you will find an area where families have created dens, enjoy the outdoors and add to the collection.
Find out when Florence Court is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Explore Florence Court to discover dramatic mountain views, sweeping vistas of the Fermanagh landscape, a historic walled garden and a native Irish apple orchard.
Florence Court is a two pawprint rated place. Dogs are welcome at Florence Court. Stride out through acres of parkland and historic woodland. Your dog will find plenty of opportunities for bounding, jumping, sniffing and splashing through the estate.
Take in sweeping vistas and elevated views on a walk through the estate, or wander through native woodland to spot historic features and the original Irish Yew tree.
Florence Court has plenty of opportunities for volunteering and we're always on the lookout for new additions to the team. Take a look at what it could involve.
Enjoy seasonal dishes made with local produce in the Stables Tea-room. The second-hand bookshop is stocked with a wide range of pre-loved books to take home.
From 18th-century water gardens and Arts and Crafts landscapes to intimate woodland gardens, there are so many places to discover.
Discover our gardeners’ top tips so you can make the most of your garden, plot or window box.
The National Trust look after the greatest collection of historic gardens and garden plants under single ownership in Europe, if not the world. With Rose Gardens, Walled Gardens and Kitchen Gardens, discover some of the best historic gardens in Northern Ireland. Voted as one of the top ten gardens in the world, Mount Stewart reflects a rich tapestry of design and planting artistry while Castle Ward is home to one of the best examples of a Victorian garden in Ireland.