Crom

Important notice -

In line with NI Executive guidance, the visitor facilities will be closed until 5 March. The grounds, parkland and gardens remain open daily between 10am-4pm for local walkers to enjoy.

Tranquil landscape of islands, woodland and historical ruins

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More about this place

Snow capped Mournes from Murlough National Nature Reserve

What's open in Northern Ireland 

In line with NI Executive guidance, our houses, shops and visitor centres will be closed until 1 April to restrict the spread of coronavirus. Our outdoor spaces will remain open for local walkers to enjoy and cafes will offer a limited take-away service. We recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment. The safety of our staff, volunteers, visitors and local communities remains our priority. We urge people to follow government guidance and stay local.

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Things to see and do

Crom Autumn Trails

Woodland Wanders in Fermanagh 

Woodlands are one of the best places to reconnect with nature and our special places at Florence Court, Castle Coole and Crom have a variety of woodland walks to help you feel at peace.

Group of deer

Crom's landscape 

Crom has a varied terrian from woodlands to wetlands, making it a perfect home for many plants and animals.

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What's on

Upcoming events

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Timed entry to Crom (6 Mar - 7 Mar)

Sat 06 Mar 2021
11:00-15:00
Book your timed entry to visit Crom.
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Wildlife

Cows swimming across Lough Erne at Crom

Meet Crom's swimming cows 

Video captures cows swimming 100m across Lough Erne to graze at remote wildlife haven

Looking over the lough from the bird hide at Crom

Sneak a peek from our bird hide 

In 2011 a new bird hide was erected on the shores of Derrymacrow Lough. This facility will allow visitors to enjoy some of the rich and varied wildlife in a corner of Crom which is not usually visited.

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History

Visitors exploring the ruins of the old tower-house at Crom

Castle ruins and ancient yews at Crom 

The Old Castle and Yew Trees lie at the heart of our wonderful Crom estate. Learn more about these two icons that embody the history, beauty and nature of the estate.

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