As well as being one of six national parks found in Ireland, Glenveagh is protected by EU and national law. Glenveagh falls within both the Cloghernagore
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Note: Our walking trails are all open, but we ask visitors to adhere to signs about social distancing and keeping left at all times. Thank you.
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Virtual Tour Our New Castle Virtual Tour is now online -> Thanks to everyone for your patience this far. We now have the toilets open in
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Genius Loci Glenveaghensis It was a stroke of genius indeed to have sited the Castle at such a key and central point in the “valley
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Glenveagh National Park is a remote and hauntingly beautiful wilderness of rugged mountains, pristine lakes, tumbling waterfalls and enchanted native oak woodland in the heart of the Derryveagh Mountains in the north west of County Donegal.
At the centre of the Park on the edge of Lough Veagh is Glenveagh Castle, a late 19th century castellated mansion, built as a hunting lodge.
Leave No Trace Ireland are delighted to welcome Glenveagh National Park on board as their newest Accredited Training Centre. Glenveagh National Park is the first Accredited Training Centre in the North-West, and the first National Park to join. The National Park has,
In line with public health advice and with careful planning we are pleased to be offering a small selection of walks and events over the summer. All must be booked by emailing our Education Centre at glenveagh-education@housing.gov.ie or calling us
The shuttle buses are are running at a 50% capacity. Priority will be given to limited mobility, families with young children or vulnerable groups. All tickets must be purchased at the visitors centre on arrival. Buses will run daily from
Toilets are available at the car park and castle areas and information is available at the kiosk.
Please follow all updated HSE #Covid19 guidelines during your visit, continue to use hand sanitisers and maintain social distancing.
The Tearoom at the castle is open for takeaway from 10.00am to 4.30pm. We ask that any groups visiting Glenveagh continue adherence with HSE and Government advice at this time. https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/0bd80-new-public-health-measures-announced-the-path-ahead/#what-you-can-do-in-may
