Following on from the success of our first 'VIP Tour' of Oakfield Park in Raphoe, County Donegal. I'm delighted to announce out next complete tour of the fabulous 100 acres of Oakfield Park will take place on Sat July 19th.
This is a fabulous opportunity to be guided around the entire 100 acre estate, and on this tour we'll identify all the key seasonal flowers and sources of interest. This tour is ideal for those who are new to the estate and for those who have visited Oakfield Park before.
Tour starts at 10am at the Public Car Park. Tour will be complete by 1.30pm where you can then enjoy a tour around the 4.5km railway to complete your tour....
Cost for the tour is 20Euro, Kids free. This includes a day pass for Oakfield Park, Refreshments from Oakfield Perk and a trip on the train.
Booking is essential as numbers are strictly limited. Booking is easy and can be done by calling Oakfield Park on 074 9173068, dropping them an email on [email protected] or by completing the form below. (also you can secure your tickets here and pay by PAYPAL)
Keep updated on all the events in Oakfield Park by joining their Facebook community here
This is a fabulous opportunity to be guided around the entire 100 acre estate, and on this tour we'll identify all the key seasonal flowers and sources of interest. This tour is ideal for those who are new to the estate and for those who have visited Oakfield Park before.
Tour starts at 10am at the Public Car Park. Tour will be complete by 1.30pm where you can then enjoy a tour around the 4.5km railway to complete your tour....
Cost for the tour is 20Euro, Kids free. This includes a day pass for Oakfield Park, Refreshments from Oakfield Perk and a trip on the train.
Booking is essential as numbers are strictly limited. Booking is easy and can be done by calling Oakfield Park on 074 9173068, dropping them an email on [email protected] or by completing the form below. (also you can secure your tickets here and pay by PAYPAL)
Keep updated on all the events in Oakfield Park by joining their Facebook community here
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