Malin Head
Malin Head is the most northerly part of Ireland and lends its name also to the surrounding sea area.. Literally 'bathed' in history, the area plays home to Irish met office equipment, and is a prime location for the onitologists among you to spot and hear the elusive Corncrake.

Ballyliffin Golf Course
If spending some time at Malin Head, why not pop across to the Ballyliffin Links, located nearby. Comprising 365 acres and two separate 18 hole courses, Ballyliffin is sure to challenge even the most discerning golfer. Those less avid will still revel in the panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean which borders it.

Leisure Land
Fancy taking the kids out for the day? Just 3 miles away from Foyleside; Moville Road's Leisure Land is one of Ireland's favourite indoor amusement complexes. Entertain the young ones (and the not so young ones!) with bumper cars, arcade machines, the ball pool and much more!

Redcastle Golf Course
Situated approximately 2.5 miles from the Foyleside Caravan Park, Redcastle's 9-hole course is set among hilly and picturesque countryside on the stunning Inishown peninsula. A perfect way for any golfer to spend the day.

Grianan Ailigh
Situated just off the Letterkenny to Derry road, Grianan Ailigh is a circular stone fort, dating back to 1700BC. With its high elevation, the area also makes for some outstanding views of the surrounding countryside.

Dunree Fort
Located on the Inishowen peninsula, Dunree dates back to Napoleonic times, More recently, however, the fort plays host to a fantastic military museum, exhibiting restored guns, and much more besides.

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