What to do near Tepee Valley
Staying at Tepee Valley gives you wonderful scope for adventures in and around County Armagh. As you leave the tranquility of your accommodation, you will find a range of activities to try including:
You will also come across villages, towns and cities, all ripe for exploration and discovery. One such place is our closest neighbour, the livestock market town of Markethill, in which you will find a variety of charming shops and eateries. Just beside that is the gorgeous Gosford Forest Park, where you can take a walk around the leafy woodland, or take your bike along the specially designed mountain bike trails.
The closest city to Tepee Valley is Armagh - the ecclesiastical city of Saints and Scholars - where you can wander the cobbled streets and visit not one but two historical cathedrals. For those searching for brighter, busier city lights, Belfast is just one hour away.
Even the top must-see attractions of Northern Ireland - the Giant’s Causeway, the Mournes, Carrick-a-Rede Ropebridge - are all within driving distance of our campsite.
- Horse riding
- Cycling
- Go-karting
- Archery
- Abseiling
- Mountain biking
- Golfing
You will also come across villages, towns and cities, all ripe for exploration and discovery. One such place is our closest neighbour, the livestock market town of Markethill, in which you will find a variety of charming shops and eateries. Just beside that is the gorgeous Gosford Forest Park, where you can take a walk around the leafy woodland, or take your bike along the specially designed mountain bike trails.
The closest city to Tepee Valley is Armagh - the ecclesiastical city of Saints and Scholars - where you can wander the cobbled streets and visit not one but two historical cathedrals. For those searching for brighter, busier city lights, Belfast is just one hour away.
Even the top must-see attractions of Northern Ireland - the Giant’s Causeway, the Mournes, Carrick-a-Rede Ropebridge - are all within driving distance of our campsite.
Family Fun
Find your family's next adventure, right on your doorstep.
Morning
NAVAN FORTTravel back through time with the family at the Navan Centre and Fort, one of Ireland's most important archaeological sites, and the Royal seat of the Kings
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Noon
TAYTO CASTLE:Ever wondered how potato crisps are made? Children can join a tour at the Tayto Factory in Tandragee and see how their snacks and crisps go from soil to supermarket - and even get to meet Mr Tayto himself!
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Night
ARMAGH PLANETARIUMBring the kids to Armagh Planetarium for an evening of amazement and learning.. See planets, stars, galaxies and asteroids in breath-taking detail, immersed in the full-colour scren dome.
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Explore the Outdoors
Enjoy the wild outdoors with family and friends
Morning
GOSFORD FOREST PARK
Enjoy a leisurely bike ride or short hike around the 6.6km trail at Gosford Forest Park near Markethill. Gosford Forest Park comprises some 240 hectares of diverse woodland and open parkland.
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Noon
CRAIGAVON WATERSPORTSHave an active day out with the kids at Craigavon Watersports Centre. Summer Activity Days include activities such as banana boating, canoeing, archery, climbing and team games
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Night
TEPEE VALLEY CAMPFIREWhy not try campfire cooking in our very own firepit at Tepee Valley? By cooking over an open flame, you can encounter a true outdoor experience you and your family won't soon forget.
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Time Together
Looking for a romantic break? Look no further!
Morning
ALEXANDERSEnjoy Belgian-style waffles with a variety of toppings as part of a late brunch at Alexanders of Markethill, a beautiful goods & kitchenware retailers.
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Noon
THE MALL, ARMAGHElegant Georgian buildings surround the city's magnificent oval tree-lined Mall, which is characterized by colorful flowerbeds and numerous trees bordered by graceful terraces and historic buildings.
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Night
ULURU BAR & GRILLUluru Bar & Grill is an award winning restaurant based in Armagh. Awarded for its casual dining, the Australian neighbourhood style restaurant celebrates authentic cooking with an Australian twist.
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Culturally Curious
Delve into the ancient culture surrounding Armagh
Morning
ARMAGH ROBINSON LIBRARYArmagh Robinson Library is the oldest library in Northern Ireland, founded in 1771 by Archbishop Robinson as part of his plans to establish a university. Carved in stone above the Library’s public entrance is the original Greek inscription meaning “the healing place of the soul”, a message that still resonates today.
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Noon
THE ARGORY
For a journey back in time, experience the Argory in Moy. Built in the 1820s and unchanged since 1900, this Greek revival villa sits in a 320-acre wooded riverside estate, and boasts interesting interiors, a barrel organ, children’s play area, children’s trail and fun family events throughout the year.
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Night
MARKETPLACE THEATRE
The Market Place Theatre & Arts Centre is the city’s ‘Home Of Entertainment’.
From top quality, original theatre - new and old - to comedy nights, children’s shows to opera, world-class ballet to professional pantomime, our performances are capable of satisfying even the most discerning culture vulture. Other ideas;
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Find out more about Armagh herewww.visitarmagh.com
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