Estate gardens and abundant wildlife
Neighborhood: Killarney
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The most accessible area of the 25,000-acre Killarney National Park, this was the estate of the Browne Family, Earls of Kenmare. There are several gentle walks through the extensive grounds with spectacular lake views, oak wood demesne, and formal gardens. Varying in length from a modest half kilometre to several kilometres, almost all ages and abilities are catered for. A variety of wildlife can be seen including Red deer, Sika deer, otters, and birds. Herds of black Kerry Cattle, originally brought to Ireland by the Celts, are also featured in Knockreer. The thatched Deenagh Lodge gatehouse once guarded the front estate entrance. It now serves coffee and snacks during the summer. The estate is quite easy to explore with maps posted at most junctions.
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