Playtime at Castle Coole
Get the heart racing with a summer of sport and come and play at Castle Coole.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
We're encouraging our visitors, young and old to give it a go and get active this summer with a range of activities inspired by traditional sports day fun and games.
In the Drying Green take part in games including football, croquet, skittles, sack race & coconut shy.
Have a go on our new playpark or hire a balance bike before dropping by our tearoom.
Explore the house using your senses on one of our tours. There are sense trays in some of our key rooms to give you a sense of smell and touch when the Lowry-Corry family would have lived in the house.
Times
Prices
Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Suitability
Children must be supervised at all times
- Meeting point
Come out and play activities will be located throughout the garden.
- What to bring and wear
Bring your sense of adventure, and wear comfy clothes and shoes you don't mind getting a bit dirty.
- Accessibility
We have accessible trails at the property and a mobility scooter which is free for visitors to use. Some activities will be accessible.
- Other
Dogs must be kept on leads at all times whilst in the gardens and we ask dog walkers to clean up after their dogs as children will be at play.
Upcoming events
Lady Dorothy Lowry-Corry: A talk by Dr. Kieran O’Conor in partnership with Enniskillen Castle Museum
Discover the extraordinary story of a respected archaeologist, whose influence is still felt across County Fermanagh
Bird house / Fairy house- Willow Weaving Workshop at Castle Coole
Unleash your creativity with the heritage craft of willow weaving at a series of hands-on workshops at Castle Coole.
Trust10 at Castle Coole
Join us for a 10k family and adult run along the scenic trails of Castle Coole on the 4th Sunday of every month
Berry Basket- Willow Weaving Workshop at Castle Coole
Unleash your creativity with the heritage craft of willow weaving at a series of hands-on workshops at Castle Coole.