Springhill

Dogs are very welcome at National Trust properties. Here are our guidelines for dog owners visiting Springhill.

Enjoy splendid views of Slieve Gallion on this path that runs along the perimeter of the estate, marked by the great oaks and a ring of trees where the sawpit was once located.

Discover the tree of your dreams - sweet dreams! The magnolia tree at Springhill always sparks interest, as it gives off a sweet scent like white chocolate when it flowers.

Partnering with the team behind Bean at the Beach, the Barn Café is home to their new venture, Bean at Springhill. Offering a range of artisan coffee's, speciality teas, homemade lunches and delicious sweet treats.

A bookworm’s dream, our second-hand bookshop holds a treasure trove of literary gems to enjoy while supporting the conservation of Springhill.

Do you want to spend your time learning, meeting people, and being part of a team? Whatever your skill set, Springhill has plenty of opportunities for volunteering and we're always on the lookout for new additions to the team.

‘It’s a little bit of heaven on earth. Everything is better at the allotment’

Celebrating ten years of the Community Allotments set in Springhill's Walled Garden, delve into it's history, rebirth and development plus meet the local community who make it what it is today.

Visit Springhill House and hear about the life and loves of Mina in a special exhibition displayed in the Butler's Pantry.

Springhill’s costume museum collection has been refreshed, offering visitors an insight into the lives of the eight mistresses for whom Springhill House was home.

Walled gardens can take many forms. In the case of the 'hidden gem' behind the wall at Springhill, the circle of life has literally gone full circle. Read on and all will be revealed