White Park Bay

Thousands of exoskeletons of transparent sea cucumber were spotted at the west end of White Park Bay recently.

A bluebell has been found growing 4 months early at White Park Bay

Explore a peaceful and ancient beach full of fossils and wildlife for you to spot. Enjoy lazy beach days or get out walking along the shore.

Discover how you can fulfill your '50 things to do before you are 11 ¾' on the North Coast.

Do you know why there are cows on White Park Bay beach

Meet some of our dedicated team of staff and volunteers at White Park Bay who work hard to make every visit special and memorable.

On Wednesday 20 March, Students from all University of Ulster Campuses joined forces with the National Trust North Coast ranger team in an extensive litter pick of White Park Bay.

The National Trust manages 3 butterfly transect surveys on the North Coast at Portstewart, Giant’s Causeway and White Park Bay, plus a fourth started this year at Cushendun.

Volunteers lend a hand

A sighting of the rare rough meadowsweet gall on the North Coast in September 2015 was later confirmed as a first for Ireland and the UK.

Over two thousand records of wildlife, plantlife and fungi were made across the North Coast in 2015.

The sighting of a rare bee at White Park Bay has been celebrated by conservationists on the Causeway Coast.

A haven for wildlife with ancient habitats, there's lots of creatures, big and small, to spot at White Park Bay. Get involved and help us record rare species.