- Farnham Estate Grounds: This magnificent 1,300-acre country estate on the outskirts of Cavan Town features beautifully landscaped grounds surrounding a historic house, now part of a luxury spa and golf resort. Visitors can enjoy extensive lawns, mature parkland trees, woodland walks, and the remnants of former walled gardens and orchards, creating a serene retreat-to-nature setting with year-round appeal through structured planting and natural vistas.
- Corravahan House and Gardens; A hidden gem near Drung, this elegant early 19th-century house is surrounded by charming gardens that include mature trees, lawns, and period planting. The grounds reflect classic Irish estate horticulture with subtle formal elements, offering a peaceful, intimate atmosphere ideal for those seeking historic charm and quiet botanical appreciation.
- Killykeen Forest Park: Located along the scenic shores of Lough Oughter, this expansive Coillte-managed forest park boasts mixed woodlands of Norway and Sitka spruce, oak, ash, and beech. Four signposted trails wind through diverse planting, lakeside views, and ancient sites, providing excellent opportunities to enjoy naturalistic forestry, seasonal foliage, and wildlife-rich understorey — a delightful spot for garden-inspired nature walks.
- Cavan Burren Park: Part of the Cuilcagh Lakelands UNESCO Global Geopark near Blacklion, this extraordinary landscape features over 10km of trails through limestone pavements, boglands, and prehistoric features. The biodiverse terrain includes unique flora, wildflowers, and glacial erratics amid ancient woodland remnants, offering a rugged, inspirational setting for those interested in native Irish planting and geological-horticultural wonders.
- Percy French Garden (Ballyjamesduff): Located in the heart of Ballyjamesduff, this serene public garden honours the famous Irish songwriter Percy French with colourful floral displays, sculptures, poetic elements, and peaceful borders. It serves as a charming, community-focused showpiece with vibrant planting schemes, providing a compact yet delightful horticultural experience perfect for reflection and inspiration.
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