Westport Adventure Park
Outdoor Adventure Park at Westport Estate 🎢🌲
Westport Adventure is an exciting outdoor adventure park located on the grounds of Westport Estate near Westport town in County Mayo, close to the Galway border. Designed for families, thrill-seekers and outdoor lovers, the park features a wide range of activities set in a dramatic quarry landscape and beautiful estate grounds. Highlights include Ireland’s largest Net Park with treetop walkways and giant bounce zones, aerial trekking courses, giant slides, climbing towers, a giant swing and more adrenaline-pumping challenges for all ages.
There’s also fun for younger children with junior play zones and discovery activities. With combination tickets and passes available, you can tailor your visit to suit your group’s interests, whether you’re after action, play or simply a memorable day outdoors. Westport Adventure blends physical challenges, scenic surroundings and playful exploration to deliver a full day of family fun and outdoor excitement.
Opening Hours
Depending on the season: generally open daily with longer daily hours in peak summer months (e.g., daily 10am – 6pm in high season with extended times for some attractions). Off-season and weekend hours vary, so check the website before visiting.
Contact
Phone: +353 (0)98 27766
Email: [email protected]
FAQs about Westport Adventure
What activities are available at Westport Adventure?
Westport Adventure offers activities such as Ireland’s largest Net Park, giant slides, aerial trekking, climbing towers, giant swing and family-friendly play zones.
Is Westport Adventure suitable for children?
Yes, there are activities for a wide range of ages including junior play areas and toddler-friendly zones, as well as more challenging attractions for older children and adults.
Do I need to book tickets in advance?
Yes, booking tickets online in advance is recommended, especially during peak season and weekends.
About the Adventure Park
Westport House was built in 1730, on the ruins of one of legendary Pirate Queen Grace O’Malley’s 16th Century castles built by The Browne Family. It is approx 1 hour 15 mins from Galway city and situated in a superb Parkland setting with lake, terraces and gardens overlooking Clew Bay, The Atlantic Ocean and Clare Island to the West. To the South Croagh Patrick sits on the horizon and to the front of the house the Carrowbeg River runs into the lake and down to the quay.
Complete with original antiques, dungeons, wax work displays and two comprehensive educational exhibitions, it is home to Grace O’Malley’s direct descendants: The 11th Marquess of Sligo and his family. Stunning scenery, architectural magnificence, beautifully manicured gardens and a Pirate Adventure Park combine with a remarkable history, that encompasses Ireland’s notorious Pirate Queen, rebellions, slavery and famine – to provide a memorable, fun and educational experience for all age groups. There are endless activities for young and old such as pitch and putt, table tennis, tennis, white swan boats, cannonball run, playgrounds, bouncy castle and much more.
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