Crom

Start ticking off those 50 things to do before you're 11 3/4 at Crom this summer, with pond dipping, geocaching and more!

Experience a guided outdoor tour with one of our rangers every Thursday throughout the Summer and learn all about the wildlife that lives and lurks around the estate!

The Old Castle and Yew Trees lie at the heart of our wonderful site here at Crom. They are a must see for visitors, and embody the history, beauty and nature of the estate.

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

Upper Lough Erne is a slow flowing, meandering section of the Erne river in the southern half of County Fermanagh. Beautifully scenic at any time of the year, the many islands, peninsulas and bays of Upper Lough Erne offer lots to see and do.

There's no feeling quite like sailing down the Lough, stopping off at an island or two, and seeing the estate from the exceptional vantage point of the water.

Shoreline fishing pegs are available on Upper Lough Erne to fish for bream, roach and perch, while Crom also offers boat fishing for pike on the inland Green Lough.

The pine marten is an elusive creature that's rare, protected and very difficult to spot. Thanks to infra-red cameras, we've now got footage of this protected species in their natural habitat.

Crom is a haven for wildlife with many rare species recorded here. Find out what you might spot.

We have seven cottages at Crom, housing 2 - 6 people in comfort and style.

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

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

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

In July, Alex came to County Fermanagh to spend three months volunteering with the National Trust on Crom Estate. All the way from Germany, Alex has shared with us an insight into what she got up to.