Attractions

Leestone Caravan Park is the perfect base for exploring
the Mournes area of outstanding Natural Beauty, and beyond.

	Kilkeel Harbour Home to Northern Ireland's largest fleet of trawlers, this is a busy commercial fishing port. A private slipway is available for launching of small craft. We recommend a visit to the new Nautilus Centre.
Kilkeel Beach Featuring miles of sand and cliffs looking towards The Isle of Man. Dramatic sunsets are a speciality! The nearby sports centre and swimming pool are very popular.
	Hill Walking The Mourne Mountains are a haven for hill walkers and pony trekkers. Detailed maps and information available from : Kilkeel Tourist Office 3 Newcastle Street Kilkeel 028 4176 2525 .
Silent Valley At the junction of the Carginagh and Head Roads, the Silent valley offers panoramic views of the Mournes. A bus can take visitors up to the Ben Crom Reservoir in the heart of the High Mournes. The enthusiastic or the amateur can walk and explore the gardens and forest. Visitor center, restaurant and souvenirs available.
	Golf There is a wide choice of nearby 18 hole golf courses. Kilkeel Golf Club is in Mourne Park 3 miles from Kilkeel. Newcastle (13 Miles) hosts The Royal County Down Golf Club. Warrenpoint Golf Club is 12 miles away.