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Pickie Funpark
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Pickie Funpark has always been one of Northern Ireland’s top attractions with an 18-hole mini-golf course, giant pedal swans and children’s play area.
The park features brightly coloured Victorian style beach huts offering comfortable changing facilities whilst capturing the spirit of times past.
With over 10 attractions at the park, kids can cool down in the splash pads or pick up an ice cream at the kiosk.
The fun park is at the gateway to the Marine Gardens, a delightful stretch of coast for leisurely walk. There are panoramic views of Bangor Bay and the hills of Antrim beyond. Just take a seat, relax and marvel at the wonders all around, or make your way round to Wilson's Point.
The fresh, modern cafe has a fantastic family friendly menu and boasts superb views over Bangor Marina and Belfast Lough.
With over 10 attractions at the park, kids can cool down in the splash pads or pick up an ice cream at the kiosk.
The fun park is at the gateway to the Marine Gardens, a delightful stretch of coast for leisurely walk. There are panoramic views of Bangor Bay and the hills of Antrim beyond. Just take a seat, relax and marvel at the wonders all around, or make your way round to Wilson's Point.
The fresh, modern cafe has a fantastic family friendly menu and boasts superb views over Bangor Marina and Belfast Lough.
Top Reasons To Visit
- Family fun
- Cafe
- Mini golf
- Pedal swans
- Pickie Puffer train
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Opening Times
- October – March: 9am – 4pm
- April & May: 9am – 7pm
- June – August: Pre-booked time slots only
- September: 10am – 5pm
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