We stopped here with our tour group. This is a representation of a rural village in Ireland. There are several buildings with thatched roofs to view that are completely furnished, such as a schoolhouse, a pub/grocer and a fisherman’s cottage to name a few. They have a café on site as well as a very nice gift shop.

So sweet and very family friendly. Really interesting displays and well maintained buildings. Great cafe with delicious soup and a well stocked shop with local crafts. Lovely staff. Highly recommend.

There were 7 old cottages , a welcome one, a schoolhouse,a not-so-nice cottage, a nice quadruple bed cottage,a parlour,a fisherman’s cottage, and a pub. My favourite was straight on the parlour! It had 3 rooms,THREE! My least favourite was straight on No.3 though it may have been slightly cosy… But you cannot sleep in it as you are not allowed.🤦🏻. From Louis Breen,aged 8🧑🏻‍🦲

Very well maintained and informative stop off as you explore Donegal. Nice cafe and gift shop as well. Take the time to explore all of the homes to understand what life was like in the area over the past several centuries. Well worth the stop if you are at all interested in history or how people lived in this area.

Visited on a wild wet and very windy day but this just set the scene for a fantastic visit and a thoroughly fascinating time. Excellent exhibitions in the reconstructed houses and good background to the history of the settlement. The cafe provided excellent food and drink, good wholesome soup and brown bread were a real winner. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Don't miss it.

One of the few museums we stopped at and it was so interesting. A self guided tour with a small English guide book. Some houses in the village had videos with actual footage of yesteryear. It really sent me away with a better understanding of rural Donegal.