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Seapark Recreation Ground
Description
Seapark Recreation Ground is a seafront facility perfect for all the family and home to an annual fireworks display at Halloween.
Holywood's main parkland and recreational area has a variety of activities including tennis courts, a bowling green, putting green and a children's safe playground. The area is right on the seafront and has panoramic views overlooking Belfast Lough.
Choose from a variety of activities at this bracing seafront facility locally famous as the venue for hosting the annual Seapark fireworks display in October.
This is also the starting point of the North Down Coastal Path which runs for 16 miles from Holywood to Portavoe, via Bangor and other delightful areas of beauty.
Opening Hours: Seapark and play area open all year
Sports: Open Easter-Sept. Charge for activities.
Choose from a variety of activities at this bracing seafront facility locally famous as the venue for hosting the annual Seapark fireworks display in October.
This is also the starting point of the North Down Coastal Path which runs for 16 miles from Holywood to Portavoe, via Bangor and other delightful areas of beauty.
Opening Hours: Seapark and play area open all year
Sports: Open Easter-Sept. Charge for activities.
Top Reasons To Visit
- Children's playground
- Magnificent walks
- Stunning views
- Recreational facilities
- Family fun days out
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