Ballycroy Visitors Centre in Co. Mayo

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The Ballycroy Visitors Centre, located in Ballycroy village, is the main information point for Wild Nephin National Park.

Every summer, it organises events which cater for all ages and abilities. All special events, talks, and walks are free of charge.

Qualified teams, from 10am to 5.30 pm, are very pleased to introduce visitors to the wonderful world of Wild Nephin National Park.

County Mayo has an incredible biodiversity ranging from the smallest insects and rarest Irish plants to some of the largest animals alive such as the basking shark and whales, many of them within  Park.

This beautiful corner of Mayo commands breathtaking views on Achill Island, Nephin Beg Mountain Range, the Owenduff Bog and the Atlantic Ocean.

A visit to Wild Nephin National Park is a must for all enthusiasts for walking and photograpy.

Opening Hours from Mid-March to Early November

The trails within the National Park, Claggan Mountain Boardwalk and the Visitor Centre are still accessible over the winter months.

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