Outdoor Attractions in Naas

Grand Canal Report an error with this listing

The southernmost of a pair of canals that connect Dublin, in the east of the country, with the River Shannon in the west, the two canals nearly encircling Dublin's inner city. The last cargo barge passed through the Grand Canal in 1960.

Work on the canal began in 1757. The Grand Canal begins at the River Liffey in Grand Canal Dock and continues through to the River Shannon with various branches, including a link to the River Barrow waterway at Athy

Co. Dublin

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Coolcarrigan House and Gardens Report an error with this listing

Coolcarrigan is a hidden oasis on the edge of the Bog of Allen.

A small area of fertile land surrounded by peatland.
A farming estate of 1200 acres, with wonderful parkland, avenues of overhanging beech and chestnut trees, lakes and wildlife sanctuaries.

Naas, Co. Kildare

045 863 527

Straffan Butterfly Farm Report an error with this listing

Ireland's first live tropical butterfly exhibition. There is a large exhibition area of butterfly collections from all over the world with a special emphasis on educational and living displays.

Straffan, Co. Kildare

01 627 1109

The Millennium Maze Report an error with this listing

It was grown to mark the Millennium and is designed in the shape of a St. Brigid's Cross. The fully grown
hedge maze covers approximately 1 acre with more than 1.5 miles of paths, with hedges over 6 feet high.

Other activities include: crazy golf, sandpit, pets corner with donkeys, goats, hens, rabbits, etc.

Ballinafagh Farm, Prosperous, Naas, Co. Kildare

045 868 151

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