This was one of our favorites in Ireland. Bring your walking shoes and you can do as much or as little walking as you like. we walked 6+ miles and saw most of the major sites, including the waterfall and the abbey. It's free (unless you want to go in the Muckross House or on to the farm) and a... more

What a lovely place. We took a jaunty car through the park and saw so much. Muckross Abbey, Torc waterfall. So much to see. more

We happened to enter the park, thinking we'd walk for about 20 minutes. Two hours later we were at Ross Castle, in the rain, with another hour or so to get back to the hotel. This unplanned activity turned out to be one of the most fun on the trip! more

this is a national treasure just outside killarney...a huge park on the lakes of killarney....super big house,tea rooms and gift shop,,and pony rides...lots to see and do.... only problem is that signposting is very poor.....all over this area.....before you even get in to the main entrance,some people stop and walk in the wrong entrance,which meansa very long walk,when if they... more

Myself and my partner hired out bikes one day and cycled on the bike trails around Muckross Lake in the Park. The trails were well signposted and there were plenty of nice places to stop off on the way. The scenery was stunning and the lake even has a few small beaches. It took us about an hour and a... more

Killarney National Park includes wonderful scenery and terrific heritage sites. We spent two days there and could easily have come back for a third. Highlights for us included Ladies View, Torc Waterfall, Muckross gardens, Ross Castle and the Gap of Dunloe. more