Top Things to do in Province of Leinster
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Top 10 Water & Amusement Parks in Province of Leinster, Province of Leinster
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Leinster, Ireland including Hidden Valley Holiday Park Adventure Tours, Gravity Extreme Adventure, The Zone, Baysports, Harbour Splash, Clara Lara Fun Park, Tayto Park, Fort Lucan Outdoor Adventureland, Funtasia Theme Parks & Casinos, Rathbeggan Lakes.
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1. Hidden Valley Holiday Park Adventure Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By avondale1
Splash Valley great fun, much harder for adults than you think. Kids loved it. A little bit pricey but memories made as well as a few bruises. Staff absolutely excellent very helpful and really great with the kids. They take safety really seriously which is great.
2. Gravity Extreme Adventure
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
3. The Zone
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 99 reviews
Activity Centre based in Navan, Co. Meath. Activities include: Indoor Karting Track, Bowling Alley, Archery, XBOX Room, Shooting Simulator, Lazer Maze & Outdoor Laser Tag. The Zone is suitable for Birthday Parties, School Tours, Clubs, Hen & Stag Parties, Family Days Out, Friend Gatherings & Corporate Days Out! Booking is required for all activities - weekends are peak time. Age & Height restrictions for some activities - please ask. Please call or email for any queries.
Reviewed By julestravels1984
Our group (5 adults and 7 children ages 3-14)had the pleasure of visiting Zone last week. Needless to say they catered for every age group in one site. We enjoyed, Go Karting, Bowling and soft play as well as the delicious but nessasary fresh coffee for the adults! This was my first time to visit a facility like this since the lockdown and i was very impressed and reassured of the new protocols and safety measures the staff delivered. its clear by all the new equipment, new suits, helmets and disposable balaclava that they have spared no expense in upgrading the facility to take account of the new covid measures. What made this place different to anywhere else I've visited since Covid was the genuineness of the personal service we received from the staff and particularly the owner (sorry i can't recall her name). Its clear from the face-lift and freshness of the facility that they not only invested hard work and energy into reopening. While they cannot facilitate the numbers and bookings they once enjoyed due to the restrictions on numbers, i truly hope they day will again some day. Each person was required to sanitise and complete form on entry. There were sanitisation points everywhere i looks and a one way system and the bowling balls were all sanitised in front of us before we began the game. While there was extra paperwork to complete it didn't take away from the experience and we felt reassured and safe. Our visit reminded me why its so important to support small businesses and their hard work. We had a ball, everyone had smiling faces as we left which can be difficult to satisfy when you have kids in our age range. They are already talking about when we are going back. We dont live nearby and were on Staycation in the Ancient East but will definitely drive 1hr to enjoy the fun again. #makememories thanks to Zone. Julie Ann
4. Baysports
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 324 reviews
Baysports is home to the largest floating water park in Ireland and one of the largest floating waterslides in the world. Kayaking, sailing rentals or just a picnic by the majestic shores of Lough Ree
Reviewed By karenkH8592BH - Cavan, Ireland
Took the 4 girls to bay sports on Friday for a birthday party they had a great time , the staff are all so friendly and helpful all the wet suits and life jackets are all sterilised after they come off in giant pots , the girls had a ball even though it was very cold in the water , sure it’s August in Ireland ????♀️ , nothing more to be said on that , Didn’t here a bad word from anyone coming out of the water so give it a try
5. Harbour Splash
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Harbour Splash, Dublin’s first inflatable aqua park, is now open in Dún Laoghaire Harbour. An obstacle course over water including trampolines, climbing frames, slides, monkey bars and more is great fun for all ages and skill levels. Go on your own, with a group of friends, a family day out, for a kids birthday party, stag and hen do or a corporate event.
6. Clara Lara Fun Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By annhR6564TV
Excellent park .Superb value for money.Get there early to nab a bench and grill area.Went with kids 14,13,11,10,9- had to track them down to feed- best compliment from our crew.So much space,something for all ages and abilities.The staff must be complimented- at the car park, supervising the activities, food counters ,cleaning continually.
7. Tayto Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,772 reviews
Tayto Park is open 7 days a week 9.30am- 7pm. Located in Ashbourne, Co. Meath and just 30 minutes from Dublin is Ireland’s only theme park and zoo, With something for everyone; young, old and in between. For the thrill seekers, the Cu Chulainn, Ireland’s first rollercoaster and Europe’s first wooden rollercoaster with an inversion, is sure to get your adrenaline flowing. But that’s not all, there are a huge variety of attractions, from Rollercoaster's to playgrounds, to steam train's and much much more! And for those who don’t need an increased heart rate to have a good time, enjoy a laid-back stroll through our zoo, where you can interact with the exceptional animal collection, from the mischievous meerkats to the largest of the big cats, the amur tiger.
Reviewed By sunshine102017 - Belfast, United Kingdom
fab place to visit, lots and lots to do for all ages, lots of free activities for small children, can get very busy so usual queuing unavoidable, disappointed in actual factory tour though (self guided), picnic areas available, would love to return again.
8. Fort Lucan Outdoor Adventureland
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 101 reviews
Fort Lucan Adventureland has been Dublin’s biggest Adventure playground for 25 years! Generations of children have come to Fort Lucan to seek adventure and excitement. Set within a huge wooden Viking Fort, the centre provides hours of outdoor fun for children aged between 2 and 12 years.
9. Funtasia Theme Parks & Casinos
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 601 reviews
Located 2 minutes off the M1 motorway and 20 minutes north of Dublin airport. Funtasia Waterpark Drogheda is one of Ireland's largest INDOOR Waterparks. Funtasia Drogheda's Pirates Cove Waterpark features over 200 water gushing activities including the adrenalin pumping super bowl speed slide and the Boomerang. The Waterpark is suitable for children and adults alike. Other attractions include the Atlantis Cove soft play area, a 14 lane Bowling Alley, Crazy Golf, Climbing Activities, fast food restaurant, Arcade games and lots lots more!
Reviewed By del70dublin
Great place for teenagers. Our gang of 3 had a great time and 5 hours passed by so quickly . Great mix with water slides, zip line, 10pin bowling and crazy golf along with the amusements. We’ll definitely be back. Also the staff were great and had a smile for everyone.
10. Rathbeggan Lakes
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By N2572OMrachelm
Me and my family went here for years, after losing mum and dad it was my dream to go back to this amazing place, it was fun for children of all ages. I was more into the fishing witch was fantastic, it was one of the best places in Ireland to fish, Rathbeggan lakes will be surely missed big time, have had loads of really good family memories here, hope to here it reopens one day. I'll be one of the first 100,000 or more back here. RIP for now old friend
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