Ballincollig Regional Park
Cork, Ireland
Ballincollig Regional Park is a large urban and peri-urban park
serving the town of Ballincollig and surrounding Cork areas. The park provides extensive green spaces, walking paths, water features, and recreational areas. Maintained by Cork City Council, it is well-kept, safe, and accessible, supporting relaxation, play, and leisure for people of all ages.
PARK INFO
- Access: Free
- Type of Park: Urban & Regional Public Recreation & Nature
- Size: 546.3 hectare
- Governance: Cork City Council
Accessibility & Inclusion
Access:
- Designed for comfort and access for all ages and abilities
- Flat walking paths, benches, and picnic areas
- Free public entry
Facilities: Includes wide walking paths, benches, expansive lawns, playgrounds, water points and multiple amenities like bathrooms.
Inclusive Design: Equipped with accessible paths and inclusive playgrounds, the park offers family-friendly spaces and broad usability for different age groups and abilities.
Educational & Community Value
Environmental Education Activities
Environmental education opportunities supported by the park’s natural diversity. Cultural learning and community engagement possible through organized activities and events
Youth Engagement / Community Use
Walking paths, picnic areas, seating, and open green spaces
Facilities designed for multiple leisure activities, including family visits, walking, jogging, and nature observation
Open, free access for all visitors without discrimination
Biodiversity & Natural Features
Notable Flora/Fauna: Trees, grasslands, ornamental and native plant species, and water-side vegetation. Provides habitat for birds, small mammals, aquatic life, and insects. Supports urban biodiversity within Ballincollig and Cork. Regional park contributing to ecosystem services, local biodiversity, and public environmental awareness
Map of the park
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