Crom

Important notice -

The grounds at Crom are open daily. The visitor facilities including Visitor Centre and Tearoom are open during weekends between 12pm-4pm in October.

Tranquil landscape of islands, woodland and historical ruins

More about this place

The Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre

What's open in Northern Ireland

You no longer need to book to visit many of our places. The exception is the Giant’s Causeway where the Visitor Experience must be booked in advance. At Mount Stewart and Rowallane Garden pre-booking is recommended especially during weekends and holidays. However, where space is available on weekdays, pre-booking isn't always necessary. Please check the individual property pages for details before visiting.

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Things to see and do

A view of the yew trees at Crom

Castle ruins and ancient yews 

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.

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.

Crom   County Fermanagh

Autumn at Crom

Take a walk through an incredible landscape of orange and gold this autumn. Jump in crunchy leaves, discover shiny conkers and enjoy the uplifting fresh air and array of both resident and visiting wildlife at Crom.

Autumn at Crom
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What's on

Upcoming events

Sorry, there are no upcoming events at this place.

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Places to stay

A view of some of the holiday cottages at Crom

Our holiday cottages 

Find out more about our range of holiday cottages at Crom, that can sleep 2-7 people in comfort and beauty.

Sleep under the stars at Crom Campsite

Pitch your tent in our campsite 

Come prepared with your camping gear and enjoy a refreshing stay at our campsite.

A family relaxes in the glampng pods at Crom

Our award winning glamping pods 

Take the family (or take a break from them) for a stay in one of our award winning glamping pods

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Wildlife

Cows swimming across Lough Erne at Crom

Meet Crom's swimming cows 

Cattle at a Crom in County Fermanagh have completed their unconventional annual pilgrimage – by swimming 100m across Lough Erne to graze fresh pasture. Take a look at this video from previous years which captures the cows swimming across Lough Erne to graze at their 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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Get involved

Visitors cruising the lough on a cot trip at Crom estate, County Fermanagh

Volunteering at Crom 

We have a wide variety of opportunities which you can get involved in. There’s something to suit everyone, whatever your interests.

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