Griffeen Valley Park — Attraction in South Dublin

I had a wonderful time at Griffeen Park last weekend. The park is very spacious and well-maintained, with plenty of facilities and activities for all ages. I enjoyed walking along the river, admiring the scenery and the wildlife. I also visited the historic King John’s Bridge, which is said to be the oldest bridge in Ireland. It was fascinating to learn about its history and significance.

The park also has a large playground, a sports centre, tennis courts, and a picnic area. It's also a great place for dogs There is something for everyone, whether you want to relax, exercise, or have fun. The park is very accessible, with free parking and public...

The Griffeen Valley Park runs along the river Griffeen .Reputed to be Ireland's the oldest, surviving bridge in South Dublin was opened in 1199 in Lucan. Old woodland in Vesey Park is most extensive along the river and contains coniferous and deciduous mature trees. Series of public open spaces are formed on over 200 acres. Wet woodland also provide the environment, habitat for protected species . There is special dog-run as well. Renovated Playground in Griffeen Valley Park was officially opened in 2019 to boost children mental and...

The park spans about 3km from Esker south. A stream, bridges, meandering paths make it fun for casual cycling with family, while lots of grass area make it great for playing games that require a lot of space ...or for picnics!

The playground refurbished mid2017 is state of the art and has plenty to do for kids up to 12, when they are likely to prefer the nearby skateboard ramps.

There are quite a few simle workout machines spread all over the park.

There are no public toilets...