Local Attractions & Ameneties
Marinas Kids Club (10 min drive)
Marinas Adventure Centre is a soft play centre situated An Chuirt Hotel, Gweedore. (Down the stairs opposite the Serenity reception)
Address: Gweedore An Chuirt Hotel , Gweedore
Errigal View Pet Zoo (10 min drive)
Situated behind An Chúirt Hotel, Errigal View Pet Zoo is a family run business established in 2015. Aiming to deliver great value to families with a wide range of activities whatever the weather . From the indoor play area, indoor bouncy castle barn to outdoor play areas, crazy golf, Magical Unicorn encounters, Pony rides and of course all the animals, it’s great family fun!
This is the closest kid-friendly attraction at only 15 minutes away from Seoidin.
The address is Meenderrygamph, Co. Donegal, Gweedore
Waterworld Bundoran
(1 hour 40 min drive)
Atlantic Way, Dumacrin, Bundoran, Co. Donegal, F94 DR9V, Ireland
At Waterworld Bundoran, you will find a multitude of exhilarating water features and waterslides.
Have lots of fun going down the 50m Tornado Slide, The Whizzer (9.2 degree drop) or the Gravity and Twister Slides. The three lane multi slide is a cool slide for friends and family. The Aqua Blue Slide is more suitable for younger kids, while the Walrus Slide will keep little toddlers entertained.
The popular rapids adjoin the wave pool with 10 minute wave sessions running every hour. Climb aboard the pirate ship overlooking the wave pool with two interactive waterworks, a steering wheel and a two lane water propelled slide.
The multi coloured Umbrella Waterfall is the ideal opportunity to pause for a few moments to take in all the excitement and happiness around you. Small children and babies can experience all the fun and excitement of the indoor waterpark too. The toddler pool has the Wiggly Worm, Mr Elephant, Water Cups and a Mushroom Waterfall.
Waterworld Bundoran also provides onsite locker facilities, family changing rooms and hair dryers. Sit and enjoy a lunch or snack at the picnic tables in the adjacent playground. Booking is now required and can be done securely through their website. (Please note that swim hats are now also compulsory.)
The gift shop stocks all the accessories you need for the pool as well as Waterworld branded merchandise, snacks, teas and coffees.
No matter what the weather is like outside, enjoy the many waves without messy sand underfoot, at Waterworld Bundoran.dlord who built the castle in the late 19th century, and the McIlhenny family, known for their significant contributions to the estate's development. Exploring the castle allows a glimpse into the lives and legacies of these intriguing historical figures who shaped Glenveagh's past.
Campview Farm
(1 hour 40 min drive)
Campview House,Dunmuckrum,Ballyshannon,Co Donegal
With panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Campview Farm sits on the banks of the River Erne beside Ireland’s oldest town, Ballyshannon in County Donegal. The farm has been in the Vaughan family for over 200 years.
Visit Campview Farm and experience life on a real working farm. With chickens in the sheds, cattle in the fields and sheep roaming across the hills, there's plenty of furry friends to meet on Campview Farm.
Learn about the history of the farm and how the family grows potatoes and plants grain on their land. Take a ride in a trailer behind a tractor to see the produce growing and cattle grazing in the fields. Watch as the farmers milk the cattle in the milking parlour and feed the calves.
Games are organised to make the day even better for the kids. Roll a tyre down a hill, play a game of gutter ball and pen a lamb. Booking is essential for all tours.
Glenveigh National Park
This expansive park boasts stunning landscapes, diverse woodlands, and flourishing gardens. The focal point, Glenveagh Castle, is steeped in a rich history tied to its former owners. It carries tales of John Adair, the controversial landlord who built the castle in the late 19th century, and the McIlhenny family, known for their significant contributions to the estate's development. Exploring the castle allows a glimpse into the lives and legacies of these intriguing historical figures who shaped Glenveagh's past.