Me and two friends arrived at Gleninchaquin Park around 6 pm after a long day of touring the area... read more
We were recommended this place by our hostess in the Kenmare Eco Lodge as we only had half a day. I... read more
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Me and two friends arrived at Gleninchaquin Park around 6 pm after a long day of touring the area. It was a little too late in the day to go for a hike, but we had read about the lovely waterfalls, so we wanted to...More
We were recommended this place by our hostess in the Kenmare Eco Lodge as we only had half a day. I was a bit skeptical because I thought it would be a bit tame but it really wasnt. The drive is quite slow and very...More
The road is very narrow, but well worth the effort to get there. We had the park to ourselves and really enjoyed walking through the sheep pastures. The operator was extremely helpful and informative. It was an absolutely beautiful walk. We would have enjoyed walking...More
Our B&B owners at Sallyport strongly urged us to head to Beara rather than Ring of Kerry, and specifically recommended this hiking park. It was by far our favorite day of the 5 we spent in Kenmare. It was drizzly and cloudy but had interesting...More
This is a not to be missed trip while in and around kenmare. Don't be put off by the long drive up the really narrow winding lane to get there. It's worth it. We took the advice of the staff and took the red route...More
Wonderful, knowledgable guide present, who advised us to take the mountain trail up, to the top of the waterfall and down. Since my mother had some difficulty hiking, she got two walking sticks to help her. Go for a coffee and apple pie before setting...More
Despite the long drive on a most narrow road, it is well worth the effort to find this beautiful spot. The scenery is breathtaking. Not sure how accessible it would be for stroller or wheelchair.More
Hi Kathleen Thank you for your feedback, it is a special place. For you and for people reading these reviews, our Tea Room has wheelchair and stroller access and there are some lovely grass areas along the river walk.. The walks across the meadows are...More
We LOVED Gleninchaquin Park! It's a hidden gem well worth the drive in. The staff are very friendly, welcoming and knowledgable. The multiple hiking paths are well kept and each one offers it's own magical beauty. The waterfall is breathtaking and the famine house is...More
Hi from us here at Gleninchaquin Lovely to read your feedback and we thank you for taking the trouble to write. We have had a busy summer and delighted with the positives we read. I look forward to welcoming you and do let us know...More
This is nature so today's visit was clearing misty/cloudy and the main waterfall was fabulous but not the thundery, spray-everywhere torrent that we have also experienced. However nature presents herself, we love Gleninchaquin and the surrounding waterfalls, lakes, river and paths as we climb up...More
Hi Heather, Delighted to read your review and you describe the experience so nicely. It is a lovely place to work and we appreciate people writing to say they had a great time. I am also pleased to read that this was not your first...More
We went to Gleninchaquin park after reviews on TA and it was well worth the visit. The drive out is on real country roads in the Beara peninsula until you end up in the remote park. The walk takes about an hour to 90 minutes...More
Hi and thank you for your review. We are pleased you think it is good value. We are very proud of what we have here. A lot of hard work goes in to making this a special place. We hope you may return soon. Regards...More
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