McMahon Park (Clare Lake)

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very with a 1.6 kilometre around the lake. A lot of wildlife along the way. Beautiful on a day. Very with a 1.6 kilometre around the lake. A lot of wildlife along the way. Beautiful on a day. Tree lined at McMahon that stretches for about 6km. Ideal for kiddies on bicycles. Opportunity to feed the ducks and geese. This is a beautiful nature walk. Was amazed how tidy and clean this little gem is just in off the main road. Wheelchair friendly and a huge greeting from the ducks that roam free which is lovely to see. Very safe for kids where the is well fenced off. little treck for all the family. Beautiful spot to go. The is really and is almost pristine with the exception of a odd little bit of litter left by some idiots. There is a large array of plants and wildlife around the park, including lots of ducks and geese. The is also wheelchair accessible. The entrance gates to the are closed at 8pm. I had wanted to explore this on a prior trip but ran out of time, so this time I was determined. The entrance is near a kids playground and there is adequate parking. Entrance and use are free. There are informative signs near the entrance regarding the trees and wildlife of the park. The path ways are well sign posted and the is directly in view, behind a small pavilion. Once I entered the walking path I quickly developed a sense of detachment from the noise and traffic outside the park, an impression which deepened as I progressed further. There are amusing miniatures of houses for the little people in the early section. This is followed by samples from the Land of the Giants further in. These figures add amusement and interest to the walk. KM markers give one a sense of progress and maps are placeed at critical junctions. There are multiple wooden bridges to help cross over streams. The sound of your own footsteps on the path surface made me think of life 100 + years ago when such walks would have been the primary method to get from one village to another. The trees and flora and fauna are more natural than in a more disciplined City and are all the better for it. On my return route I noticed men fishing and a pair of swans gliding through the water. The whole experience was good for both mind and body. As I neared the exit I was mentally scheduling my next walk. The paths were not crowded and one has plenty of time for reflection. Great for a lovely in a well maintained pathway. In the center we can see a and they allows fishing for those who have permission. Ducks are the another attraction of this place. The offers a good walking or running experience. Tranquil, picturesque, pristine walkway. Excellently maintained and pet friendly. We love to feed the ducks and geese here, there is a real feeling of being at one with nature. A real jewel in Claremorris town This is really improving, walks around park, tidy. Ok Good and a quiet place to relax and fish. Perfect for an afternoon with the dog Highly recommend this loop walk, Ther is so much too see on this from swans to giant wellies it's a for all ages, plenty of parking and a playground, we walked it on a Saturday morning during a run and the runners were so friendly 😀 Peaceful and regenerating walk, Initially hard to find, Google maps brought me to the wrong place, seemingly next to the only no entrances. (I was in a panic as the run was due to start very soon). The itself was lovely. The the forest the wildlife. The sun was shining and the run we were going to - fab! Very well set up and managed. I recommend the and the run. All in all a good morning. The scenery was lush but that's about it. There is no giant chair, no giant door, no train, no maze. They ninjago statue has been mauled and is missing limbs. There are only two pencils left of the three which are in just dire condition. There are train tracks which are just some shoddy plastic pipes left to rot as the train is no longer there. The maps placed around the have not been updated since 2007, literally and show all the attractions that have since been removed. The placed is in some serious need of restoration. At the very end of our expedition, our eyeballs were graced by a surprise fugly beast on a toothbrush, 10/10 recommended going. xoxo 🥰 Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.