Dungannon Park

Nestled just outside Dungannon, Dungannon Park is a picturesque 70-acre oasis offering visitors a perfect blend of natural beauty and outdoor activities. At its heart lies a stunning 12-acre fishing lake, surrounded by winding woodland trails, manicured gardens, and open parkland.

With its scenic walking trails, family-friendly play areas, excellent fishing lake, and well-equipped caravan and camping site, Dungannon Park offers something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat in nature, an active outdoor adventure, or a fun-filled family day out, the park provides the perfect setting. With modern facilities, beautiful surroundings, and activities for all ages, it's an ideal destination to stay, relax, explore, and make lasting memories. Plan your visit today and experience all that Dungannon Park has to offer!

Scenic Walks at Dungannon Park

Dungannon Park boasts three scenic walks in a beautiful lakeside setting, offering visitors the perfect way to explore the park’s 70 acres of lush woodland, open parkland, and the picturesque 12-acre lake. Whether you're looking for a gentle stroll or a more energetic walk, there’s something for everyone.

Explore the paths of the Park Trail, through mature woodland and beautiful planting, around the 12 acre freshwater lake which is at the heart of the park and your reward at the crest of Nunnery Hill is a fabulous view of the surrounding countryside – as far as Lough Neagh on a clear day. (1.6miles)

Take the gentle Lakeside Walk to experience the full beauty of this 12 acre freshwater lake, created in the 1790s and home to ducks, swans, migrating Canadian geese, the occasional nesting Grebes otters and more rarely, kingfishers. You’ll pass the striking stone masonry dam with its waterfall, the Lady’s well at the far side of the lake – and the anglers who flock to the park which is renowned for its fishing. (0.75miles). The Willow Way will lead you on a tree-lined walk (0.75miles).

Caravan & Camping at Dungannon Park

Open seasonally from March to September, Dungannon Park offers a well-equipped caravan and camping site, providing a peaceful retreat in the heart of County Tyrone. Surrounded by stunning parkland and a beautiful fishing lake, it’s the perfect spot for a relaxing getaway. 

With 24 fully serviced hard standing caravan pitches, space for motorhomes, and tents, the site provides electric hook-ups, modern shower and toilet facilities, a laundry room, and BBQ areas for a comfortable stay. Families can enjoy the children’s play area, while outdoor enthusiasts have easy access to walking trails, fishing, and sports facilities. The secure and well-maintained site is just minutes from Dungannon town, making it a convenient yet tranquil base for exploring the area.

Whether you're planning a short break or an extended stay, Dungannon Park’s caravan and camping site provides a fantastic base to explore the area while enjoying the beauty of nature. Book your stay today! 

Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat, an active day out, or a family-friendly destination, Dungannon Park has something for everyone.

Fishing at Dungannon Park

Fishing at Dungannon Park offers a fantastic experience for anglers of all levels, with a beautiful 12-acre lake regularly stocked with rainbow trout. Whether you prefer bank fishing or using the designated fishing jetties, the lake provides a peaceful and scenic setting to cast your line. A fishing permit is required, which can be obtained from the park office, and anglers have the option to catch and release or keep their fish within daily limits. The park encourages responsible angling, with barbless hooks recommended, and children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. With ample parking, nearby picnic areas, and toilet facilities, Dungannon Park is an ideal spot for a relaxing fishing trip surrounded by nature.

Children’s Play Area at Dungannon Park

The children’s play area at Dungannon Park is a vibrant and well-equipped space designed for fun and adventure. Featuring swings, slides, climbing frames, seesaws, and spring rockers, it provides endless entertainment for kids of all ages. The soft safety surfacing ensures a secure play experience, while nearby benches and picnic areas allow parents to relax and supervise comfortably. Conveniently located near toilets, walking paths, and picnic spots, the playground is the perfect place for families to enjoy a fun-filled day outdoors.

Dog Park at Dungannon Park

The dog park at Dungannon Park provides a safe and spacious area where dogs can run, play, and socialise off-lead. Fully fenced and secure, it offers plenty of room for exercise, with benches for owners to relax while their pets enjoy the space. Conveniently located near walking trails and open parkland, it’s the perfect spot for dog owners to let their furry friends burn off energy in a safe and friendly environment. Waste bins are provided to help keep the area clean, ensuring a pleasant experience for all visitors. The park consists of two enclosures, one for small dogs, recommended  and one for large dogs.

Dungannon Park History

Originally part of the estate granted to Sir Arthur Chichester in the early 17th Century, the land which now forms Dungannon Park was purchased by Thomas Knox in 1692, and passed through the Knox family for centuries.

One of the descendants, Viscount Northland, who ordered the low-lying meadows of his considerable estate to be flooded to create an ornamental lake n the 1790s. The 64 acres of land way which now makes up Dungannon Park was bought by the former Dungannon and South Tyrone Borough Council in 1987 and passed to Mid Ulster District Council in 2015.

Visitor Information

Dungannon Park offers a range of visitor facilities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all. The park features ample parking, accessible toilets, picnic and BBQ areas, and a well-equipped children’s play area. Visitors can also enjoy scenic walking trails, fishing jetties, and sports facilities, with a dedicated caravan and camping site for those looking to stay overnight. With well-maintained grounds and modern amenities, Dungannon Park provides everything needed for a relaxing day out in nature.

Dungannon Park is designed to be accessible for visitors of all abilities. Many of the walking trails are well-maintained with paved or compacted gravel paths, making them suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs. The park also offers accessible toilet facilities and ample parking, including designated disabled parking spaces close to key areas. The children’s play area, picnic spots, and fishing jetties are designed with accessibility in mind, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the park’s beautiful surroundings. While some woodland trails may have slight inclines, the main routes provide a smooth and enjoyable experience for all visitors.