Glenariff Forest Park

Great walks...for all levels of walkers...play parks for the kids...there's a new and fantastic looking caravan park too...

Great place for walks. Have well maintained waterfall walk. Good caravan facilities and stunning views

Lovely views back down towards coast, and decent walk down to waterfalls and back to car park. The walkway by the water was really well maintained and fairly easy going for most people.

Lovely forest great place for families picnic. Good place for walking.

Fantastic views and scenery to take such as the waterfalls. Great selection of forest walks to take ranging from short (0.8k - 3k) to very long (8.8k) so perfect for fellow dog walkers. Perfect place for kids to explore with plenty of picnic areas or an on-site cafe. Clean toilets.

This was the first tourist attraction in Northern Ireland.there are several Waterfalls and the path that takes you there is built where no path should be build. I would have given this place 5 stars but a lot of the trees here have been cut down and part of the path has been closed due to a land slide. There's a new Caravan park built but is not open and it doesn't look like opening anytime soon. There is a cafe and toilets. The waterfall path would not be suitable for wheelchairs or prams because of some steps. It costs £5 for the carpark. Pay and display in the winter and ranger collects the money in the holiday period.

Glenariff Forest Park is such a picturesque and charming place! It's a pity that we could not admire it in all its beauty. The Park must be a really fairy-like forest with the dense, emerald green foliage in the spring/summer.
We walked the Waterfall Trail in the late November. The walk is around 2.5 km long; the footpaths are nice and well maintained.
We found it to be very peaceful, especially at this time of the year. It was a quiet place, not so many people around.
The Park is a perfect spot for relaxing amidst nature.