Make A Nice Vacation In This Amazing Log Cabin In County Cavan
Callaghs Log Cabin is a great place to spend a weekend break in cavan . It is a beautiful Scandinavian styled three bedroom luxurious log cabin self catering holiday home situated in Callaghs, County Cavan.
The self-catering holiday home is approximately 2 hours drive from Dublin Airport and is available all year round for rental.
Check the Availability Calendar for dates still available for the coming year.
This self-catering holiday home is set in a fantastic forest setting on the banks of the Shannon Erne Waterway, close to Ballyconnell, Cavan Town and Enniskillen and offers you comfort and relaxation away from the modern day pressures of life in this beautiful romantic retreat.
Take a weekend break in this private luxury holiday home in Callaghs and enjoy the peace and tranquillity this Log Cabin has to offer. Stroll around the many miles of nature trails and forest walks nearby. Take in the breathtaking River and Forest views.
There’s always plenty to do including Cycling
Enjoy a round of golf at the nearby championship golf course at the Slieve Russell Golf Course or one of the other courses available throughout County Cavan
Go Fishing on the banks of the Shannon Erne River which is renowned for fishing with direct access 50 yards from cabin or just sit on the banks of the Shannon Erne Waterway and watch the Cruisers going by.
Other local amenities include Swimming, Horse Riding, Bowling, Cinema, Shopping, Relaxing, Walking, Boating, Water Sports and enjoying the local nightly entertainment of Belturbet and the Slieve Russell Hotel nearby.
Local Activities
The county of Cavan, the area around Ballyconnell and the town land of Callaghs offer visitors an array of activities. The spectacular scenery is ideal for taking long carefree walks and there are routes that cater for all. Visit one of the numerous surrounding lakes and the Shannon-Erne waterway which is close by.
Angling
The fisheries in County Cavan comprise of many major river systems and also 365 lakes in the county of Cavan. The River Erne and her main tributaries, the Shannon Erne Waterway and the Dromore/Annalee system dominate the middle of the County. To the east, lies the upper River Boyne system and to the south and northwest parts of the Shannon system. There are good stocks of Bream, Roach, Rudd, Perch, Pike and Eel. Check out Cavan Fishing for more information. Boats for hire as required as well as all other angling accessories are available locally.
Golf
Take a round of golf on the local Slieve Russell golf course located 1 mile from Ballyconnell. This 7,053 yard par 72 course was host of the 1996 Smurfit Irish Professional Championship and a regular host to the Northwest of Ireland Open. This golf course is recognised as a course to be reckoned with. For a list of surrounding golf courses visit Cavan Tourism
Ballyconnell, the closest town is within walking distance and is a vibrant town. There are a wide variety of pubs and restaurants to chose from to enjoy a nice meal or have a drink and watch the world go by. The area of Ballyconnell also has many sites of archaeological interest such as Killycluggin which is located 4 miles away and also the fort of Ballyhugh located 3 miles away.
Visit the Ballyhugh Arts and Cultural Centre. The Arts and Cultural Centre is dedicated to the promotion and sharing of the rich cultural heritage of West Cavan. Ballyhugh runs courses and workshops in arts, traditional crafts, Irish music and dance, creative writing and yoga. Exhibitions, live shows, ceilis, concerts and lectures are held all year round. Acting as a guide for visitors interested in local history, the centre also houses a unique collection of artefact’s and local photographs. Festivities take place on Midsummer’s Night 21st June and for the ‘Lughnasa Festival’ in July every year. Directions: Ballyhugh is located 8 km from Belturbet on the N87 Ballyconnell roa. Ballyhugh, Ballyconnell t: +353 (0)49 952 6044
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