Crom
Visitor information
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© Joe Cornish
Crom Estate
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© Anja Rosler
Crom is home to endless rare wetland plants like the Devil's Bit Scabious
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© Bertie Brown
Discover the Old Castle ruins in their secluded lakeside location
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© National Trust
Discover the vast array of wildlife on Derrymacrow
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© Joe Cornish
The ancient yews at Crom are named among the '50 greatest British trees'
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© Bernie Brown
A lakeside view of the the tower at Crom
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© Anja Rosler
A rustic boat on the lakeside
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© John Millar
Venture out this summer
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© Stuart Jennings
Keep an eye out for the vast array of wildlife as you relax by the lough
Romantic and tranquil landscape of islands, woodland and historical ruins
Escape to this breathtaking 810-hectare (2,000-acre) demesne, set amid the romantic and tranquil landscape of Upper Lough Erne.
One of Ireland's most important nature conservation areas, Crom's ancient woodland and picturesque islands are home to many rare species. Stay for longer in our holiday cottages or campsite.
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Group visits
Crom is the perfect place for a group day out. Nature enthusiasts will be in their element with the chance to learn more about this unique setting and the rare animal and plant species that live here.