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Seapark Bay

Feb 2, 2025
2 min read

Updated: 6 days ago


šŸ“ Holywood, County Down

šŸ’· Free

šŸ…æļø Free on-site parking

🚻 Public toilets available across the road

ā™æļø Accessible play equipment and flat surfaced paths

ā˜• Seasonal coffee and ice-cream vans may be available

šŸ§’ Best for toddlers and younger children

šŸ—ŗļø Seapark Road, Holywood, BT18 0LH


What You’ll Find

Seapark Bay is a lovely free family day out combining a brilliant play park, open green space and beautiful views across Belfast Lough.

The recently refurbished play area has wooden coastal-themed equipment that fits perfectly with its seaside location. Children can explore the large play boat, climbing units and slides, along with different swings and plenty of opportunities for imaginative play.

The play park has equipment suitable for toddlers and younger children, along with inclusive features so more children can enjoy playing together.

Right beside the park, you’ll find a small beach and a flat seafront path that’s ideal for scooters, bikes and buggies. Seapark is also the starting point of the North Down Coastal Path, so you can extend your visit with a family walk along the shoreline.

There are large grassy areas for picnics and ball games, along with benches where you can sit and enjoy the views.


For the Grown Ups

The play park is enclosed, with benches nearby and lovely views across Belfast Lough while the children play.

Free parking is available on site, and public toilets can be found across the road.


Why We Liked It

āœ… The play park has a beautiful seafront setting

āœ… The wooden play equipment feels bright, modern and welcoming

āœ… There are areas suitable for toddlers and younger children

āœ… The flat coastal path is perfect for scooters, bikes and buggies

āœ… There’s plenty of grass for picnics and ball games

āœ… The views across Belfast Lough are beautiful

āœ… Parking and entry are completely free


Top Tips

ā­ļø Bring a picnic blanket and make use of the large grassy areas

ā­ļø Pack scooters or bikes for the flat seafront path

ā­ļø Bring a change of clothes if the children plan to explore the beach

ā­ļø The area can feel windy and exposed, so pack an extra layer

ā­ļø The toilets and other facilities may have seasonal opening times

ā­ļø Arrive early on sunny days because the free car park can become busy

ā­ļø Check the tide times if you’re hoping to spend some time on the beach



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šŸ“ Ulster Folk Museum

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