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    Leisure Centre Play Area

    3.3 (3 reviews)

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    Seapark

    Seapark

    4.6(9 reviews)
    5.2 mi

    One of my favourite spots for a walk. Seapark is great as it offers a lovely park in and of itself…read morewith play facilities for kids as well as parking (limited when it gets really busy) and can also be used as the starting point for long costal walks. it also offers one of the best seaside views of Belfast Loch and it is good to see the big ships coming and going from the Harbour. On warmer days there is often a decent ice-cream van there too.

    Seapark is a hidden jewel in the North Down crown. The North Down coast is not lacking beauty spots…read morebut Seapark is right up there with the best. On a sunny the day the views over Belfast Lough are unbeatable. The park itself is a 5 minute walk from Holywood High Street and local amenities but you'd think it was a million miles away due to its tranquility. The park facilities include a huge grassy area ideal for summer BBQ's and walking dogs. There's also a refurbished play park, which is always a hit with kids. On a summers day an ice cream van will park up in Seapark and you'll be able to grab yourself a snack in between playing. Seapark is also the beginning of the National Trust North Down Coastal Path that snakes along the coast all the way to Groomsport. If you fancy a walk or cycle on a nice day then look no further than the coastal path. At every corner you'll be hit with stunning beauty and culture (Grey Point Lookout). This is a popular route for dog walkers and you'll often see friendly pooches off their leads, so if you have little ones with you keep them close especially if they are a little bit sheepish around dogs.

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    Seapark - Beaut sun set at Seapark tonight

    Beaut sun set at Seapark tonight

    Seapark - Belfast Lough from the North Down Coastal Path

    Belfast Lough from the North Down Coastal Path

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    Stormont Play Park - courtesy of website

    Stormont Play Park

    4.8(5 reviews)
    8.9 mi

    If you don't have children you may be baffled by my enthusiasm here, but if you do have children,…read moreyou'll understand. If your kids are anything like mine, there aren't that many places you can go for more than half an hour without the brattish distress call of 'I'm BORED'. I love them dearly really. But Stormont Park is one of those places and then some. It's a massive children's play park with the added advantage of being slap bang in the middle of Stormont grounds which you can also explore. This is a well equipped and well maintained park. The super efficient park wardens see to that. 'Jobsworth' is a very cruel term, they just take their responsibilities seriously. There is something to amuse and tire out every age of child from toddlers right up to teens. Slides, monkey bars, tyre swings, zip line, large and small climbing frames and more. There are also picnic tables and portable BBQ stands so that you can 'make a day of it' as they say in Norn Iron. There are toilets too, not always clean at the busy times in summer, but any port in a storm. Just take your tissues and hand sanitiser and you'll be good. Even if you have to travel a few miles, Stormont Park is well worth a visit.

    Gosh, it seems like only yesterday this place was built, and I was a mad, boisterous little thing…read moredesperate to try out the coolest play park in town. How time flies, yet so much remains the same... This was the park of parks. I mean, you really couldn't get much better than Stormont play park. It always reminded me of the really cool park up in Portrush that cost a couple of pounds to get into, except Stormont is free (parents can breathe a sigh of relief at this point...), and superior. The setting is a beautiful one - the park is nestled in amongst the trees at the edge of the estate, yet at the same time it's safely separate from the forest...so no missing little ones! As the two previous reviewers commented, there are a huge variety of different activities to keep the kids entertained for hours, plus a number of benches dotted around the place for mum and dad to chill. My favourite aspect of Stormont play park is the ever popular zip-line, which had a never-ending queue and was always surrounded by those cheeky wee louts who kept stealing everyone else's turn. Once you got on, you didn't want to get off, but unfortunately that had to be the way of it. Climbing ropes, swings, slides, frames and the rest are all there. And they're all so well maintained, which is lovely to see. If I was ten years younger, I'd be back in an instant...

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    Stormont Play Park
    Stormont Play Park
    Stormont Play Park

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    Belmont Park - Lots of space

    Belmont Park

    4.5(6 reviews)
    8.1 mi

    Cairnburn park is my second fav park - see Stormont Park review for my number one!…read more This one comes in at a very respectable number two for several reaons: - it is fully enclosed, making it harder for the rugrats to go AWOL. Although not impossible I as found out the hard way. - the ground is completely covered in those safe wood bark chipping thingies. No, I'm not that outdoorsy. - it has a wide range of stuff to jump on, swing off, climb up, slide down and bounce on which saves my furniture from all of the above. There is plenty to keep my 4 and 9 year olds amused and some benches for me to park myself on. No public toilets though but I have boys and there are plenty of trees. But be warned. Another tick in the 'convenient' box is the large car park right beside the park. The only negative? The sheer amount of dog poop on the short walk between the park and the car. Dog owners of Belmont be ashamed.

    Belmont gets 5 stars from me. Such a peaceful and natural place for a dander. Half an hour will…read moretake you around the main park, although you will probably want to stay for longer. It has been voted the best small park for the past couple of years. I used to take my dog here at least once per week and he knew the way around. There are lots of other dog walkers and areas to play fetch. I have seen people jogging around and the occasional cyclist possibly cutting through from Parkway to the Old Holywood road. Starting from the car park on Massey ave/ Upper Belmont road you can follow the path accross the carriageway bridge follow this around to the right will bring you to the kids play area. The play area is enclosed and dogs are not permitted. It has baby swings, a flying saucer swing, slides, rockers and cool climbing frames. The paths are always clear and the grounds are well kept. Summer events take place in Belmont park occasionally.

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    Belmont Park - Bridge over carriageway

    Bridge over carriageway

    Belmont Park - So very peaceful

    So very peaceful

    Belmont Park - Great kids park

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    Great kids park

    Marine Gardens

    Marine Gardens

    5.0(2 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Marine Gardens is one of the nicest features in Carrickfergus. Situated along the Marine Highway,…read morethe gardens and park are close to Carrickfergus Castle and have fantastic views across Belfast Lough and beyond. The park has two adjacent car parks. At the 'far' end, going towards Larne, there is a medium sized, free car park. At the other end, the car park is bigger, but is pay and display. There is also a limited amount of on street parking. The area comprises a War Cenotaph, complete with an army tank and cannon, a large 'green' area with small rolling hills, plenty of park benches, trees, and a paved path going around it. The next part up, over a small bridge, is a large children's play park. The largest in Carrickfergus. This is a modern, newly installed, soft play area, with climbing frames, swings, ziplines slides, and features a large Pirate Ship. As you would imagine, the park is very popular and on bank holidays and especially on sunny days, it is absolutely packed! The entire park is enclosed from the road by a stone wall. The park has public bathrooms available within the 'Clock Tower' and is well loacted for cafes nearby within the Courtyard, and Mauds Ice Cream. The town centre of Carrickfergus is also a very short stroll away.

    Fantastic green and park with stunning views of Carrickfergus castle, Belfast lough and beyond. The…read morecouncil have invested a lot in a great kids park with pirate ship etc and loads of parking and amenities nearby

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    Marine Gardens - Fun at the park

    Fun at the park

    Marine Gardens
    Marine Gardens

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    Leisure Centre Play Area - parks - Updated May 2026

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