
Welcome to Ballyhalbert Holiday Park! This holiday park has its own mini golf course, multipurpose clubhouse and ice cream parlour, making it an excellent choice for families looking for a seaside holiday.
With a sandy beach, beautiful harbour and views to die for (on a clear day Scotland and the Isle of Man are visible from the village!) Ballyhalbert is a historic village full of charm, fun activities and epic scenery. The harbour plays host to a range of water sports, specifically Jet Skis but for those who like to take things a little easier, the sandy beach is perfect for a leisurely stroll.
Those who want to learn more about the village’s history can visit an 800 year old castle motte, a standing stone and the ruins of a church from the 1600s, all in the heart of Ballyhalbert. Ballyhalbert Holiday Park is actually built on a disused airfield that was created during the Second World War to protect Belfast and the eastern half of Northern Ireland.
Close to Ballyhalbert Holiday Park is Glastry Nature Reserve which is home to a number of lakes formed by digging clay for the nearby Glastry Brickworks.
Ballyhalbert Holiday Park is a beautiful site and if you’re looking for a thoroughly family friendly location you can’t go wrong purchasing a holiday home here.
Other on-park facilities include:
Children’s play area
Launderette
12 Month Holiday Season
With all this right on your doorstep, there’s fun to be had by all the family.
Helping you feel safe and secure is important to us, so this gated park has CCTV and on-site park managers always on hand to help and assist when ever you need them.
Address
Ballyhalbert Holiday ParkShore Road
Ballyhalbert
Co. Down
BT22 1BJ
Contact
- Phone: 02842 757777
- Email: info@encoreparcs.com
Holiday homes available at Ballyhalbert Holiday Park

Atlas Mirage 4





Willerby Lindwood





Delta Langford







Delta Hideaway





Atlas Chorus – 2 bed






The best things to do around Ballyhalbert
On your visit to Ballyhalbert Holiday Park there is no shortage of things to do.

Explore Ard's Peninsula
Cloughey is situated on the East coast of Ards Peninsula. It’s only a 30-minute drive from Belfast yet a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of the big city. The peninsula is full of quiet villages, unspoilt abbeys, historic castles and welcoming locals.
With everything from stately homes to long coastal walks sometimes the best thing to do when you’re planning your trip to Cloughey is to block off a day with no plans and see where your feet take you.

Take in the views at Slann's Graveyard
Between Cloughey and Kearney lies the picturesque and historic Slann’s Graveyard. An ideal rest point for a day’s walking, there is evidence of human occupation at the site that dates back to the first millennium AD.
The graveyard sits within a former ring fort and offers exquisite panoramic views of the Irish sea and Cloughey beach (which is only a mile away). In the centre of the graveyard is the ruins of a medieval church, believed to be the Church of Ardmacossce or Ardmacaisse. This church was mentioned in Pope Nicholas’s 1306 taxation. A nice footnote in history and a must see for any archaeology buffs.

Walk the gardens at Mount Stewart
Not actually a mountain, Mount Stewart is a stately home on the Western side of Ards Peninsula, North West of Cloughey. Voted one of the top ten best gardens in the world, the neoclassical home is a must see for any horticulturist or architecture lover.
You can take a turn around one of Mount Stewart’s many distinct gardens (With a tour from one of the houses very knowledgeable tour guides) or learn the story of the house’s original owner, Edith Lady Londonderry.

Have a tipple at the Echlinville Distillery
Licensed in 2013, Echlinville Distillery became Ireland’s first distillery to gain a license in 125 years. Their mission is simple, to create the finest whiskey conceivable. They do this by refusing to compromise at any stage of the distilling process. Their whiskey is available to purchase at the distillery and they run regular tours that let people see the fascinating workings of an active distillery.