Absolutely loved taking a tour of the village and getting a glimpse of what life was like. The Heritage Trail provided us with beautiful views of the landscape that surrounds the village. There is a wonderful gift shop with reasonably priced items to purchase. They also have the stone map in the parking lot across the street. Great place to visit and friendly staff.

This village had some pretty, historic thatch roof houses. Inside them represented different time periods, and also different types of houses. There was a schoolhouse, a store, and several living quarters. I found it pretty interesting. Nearby the village are some beautiful views, and you can walk to a beach, where I think people can swim. There is a museum shop here too, and bathrooms.

Was a bit disappointed by this but the setting is beautiful. After visiting either the Ulster American Folk Park Omagh or the Folk Park at Cultra this is a bit of a let down in terms of the cost for what you get. Was interesting to hear the story of the local priest who helped to re-energise the area and the atrifacts on show are authentic and compelling. Don't think you are going to spend hours here as you will be around the buildings fairly quickly. Worth keeping on the road to Malin Beg for the stunning views and walk to the beach.

We stopped here with our tour group. This is a representation of a rural village in Ireland. There are several buildings with thatched roofs to view that are completely furnished, such as a schoolhouse, a pub/grocer and a fisherman’s cottage to name a few. They have a café on site as well as a very nice gift shop.