Holiday Parks And Leisure Parks In Tyrone
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Holiday Parks And Leisure Parks In Tyrone
One of the nine counties of Northern Ireland complete with ancient forests and venerable scenery along with busy market towns and attractions like Ulster American Folk Park, Explore thatched cottages and board a full-scale emigrant ship immersing yourself in 300 years of Irish emigration. This museum brings it all to life, meet characters with crafts to show tales to tell and food to share. How about Visiting the majestic Argory on the Blackwater river explore the old grounds both inside and outside along with a lovely meal this little getaway is perfect for families of all ages. Lissan House is a hidden gem among the woods and a nice day out for anyone who wants to visit the grounds or even explore its forest the volunteers that work there will see that the day is a wonderful one for you and your family. Finally, The Abingdon Collection is a free attraction to go and visit but they do collect donations for cancer research and offer a unique experience in the form of rolling hills and experience all sorts of vehicles everything from the 1950s to WW2 suited for small or large groups.Â
What is the Park Home and Holiday Park Association?
At the Park Home and Holiday Park Association, we are here to help Park Operators, Manufacturers, Service Providers, and Suppliers into the industry grow. We offer an annual membership of £375 to help train, market, and support business owners in the industry. If you’re interested in our membership and how we can help support your business, you can find our membership options at phhpa.org/join. We run regular webinars, where the business has been conducted live between members, and also run a live show throughout social media where members are featured and interviewed by our Managing Director Bradley Chapman. We also have a Directory to help people find/discover parks in the industry at phhpad.comÂ