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Killarney National Park

A LANDSCAPE LIKE NO OTHER

Nestled in the heart of Kerry, Killarney National Park is one of Ireland’s most treasured landscapes. Covering more than 26,000 acres, the park is renowned for its ancient oak and yew woodlands, tranquil lakes, dramatic mountains and rich biodiversity.

Home to famous landmarks including Torc Waterfall, Ross Castle, Muckross House & Gardens and Ladies View, the park is a must-visit destination for anyone discovering Killarney.

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Walking in Killarney National Park

The Park’s Must-See Attractions

From historic castles and Victorian gardens to panoramic viewpoints and scenic walking trails, discover the places that make Killarney National Park one of Ireland’s most remarkable destinations.

Ross Castle

Step back in time at this beautifully restored 15th-century tower house overlooking the tranquil waters of Lough Leane.

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Muckross House & Gardens

Explore a magnificent Victorian mansion surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, traditional farms and scenic woodland walks.

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Torc Waterfall

One of Killarney’s most iconic natural attractions, Torc Waterfall tumbles through ancient woodland and is just a short walk from the nearby car park.

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Old Weir Bridge

Cross the historic Old Weir Bridge and enjoy one of Killarney National Park’s most scenic walking routes, surrounded by lakes and woodlands.

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Dinis Cottage

A tranquil lakeside stop surrounded by woodland, perfect for walkers exploring the Meeting of the Waters.

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Innisfallen Island

Take a scenic boat trip to this peaceful island, home to the atmospheric ruins of a 7th century monastery on Lough Leane.

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Ladies View

Take in one of Ireland’s most famous panoramic viewpoints, offering breathtaking views across the Lakes of Killarney and the surrounding mountains.

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Native Wildlife

Keep an eye out for Killarney’s famous red deer, along with a rich variety of native birds, woodlands and protected habitats found throughout the park.

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Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to help you plan your visit to Killarney National Park.

Location

Located just minutes from Killarney Town with multiple access points.

Car Parking

Parking is available at Ross Castle, Muckross House, Torc Waterfall and other key locations.

Free Entry

Entry to Killarney National Park is free throughout the year.

Dog Friendly

Dogs are welcome but should kept on a lead to protect wildlife.

Accessibility

Many of the park’s attractions feature accessible paths and visitor facilities.

Visitor Facilities

Toilets, cafés and visitor facilities are available at key locations throughout the park.

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