Name: Anne Valley Nature And Wildlife Walk
Address: Ballyphilip, Co. Waterford, Ireland, IE

Anne Valley Nature And Wildlife Walk is a park, located at Ballyphilip, Co. Waterford, Ireland

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Ballyphilip, Co. Waterford

Added by Jopie, at 29 October 2016

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Ben O'Loughlin

28 June 2021

Great for a family evening walk, was here yesterday 9pm very quiet lovely and peaceful watching the sun go down. Only downside you be eaten alive by the flies and midgets
Michael Dunphy

19 June 2021

Anne Valley is a tranquil walk amongst nature. There are little treasures along the way to get involved with. The fairy door walk along a tree trail is lovely to see and recognise that these fairy doors are made by the boys and girls that visit Anne Valley. Come to the end of the trail and you come across Dunhill Castle in all its splendour. Keep walking and you can come into Annestown beach. The lakes in Anne Valley are home to Swans and Heron, along with the Fauna and wild birds.After that walk is behind you, stop off and have a coffee at the kiosk within the park. All in all a lovely experience.
Simon Clewes

13 June 2021

Lovely walk topped off with very nice coffee, icecream, and wonderfull carrot cake at the Happy Grind
Micheal Kavanagh

06 June 2021

What a beautiful place. Great credit to the local community. A little bit of heaven!
Kt Kpv

25 April 2021

Beautiful walk alongside the lake n streams. Kids friendly, lake with few swams n ducks swimming around. It's good that a stroller could go all the way too. Certaily made our day as family outing after lockdown!
Declan Quinn

07 August 2017

A fantastic walk would recommend it highly
Jim Maley

18 July 2017

Beautiful walk along the Anne River from Dunhill village to Dunhill castle ruins. Great scenery and fun for kids with fairy doors along the way
Oscar Foran

14 June 2017

On several levels this is a great place to visit. Firstly it was developed as a reed bed alternative method to deal with sewage from Dunhill and local area. It has performed admirably in this regard.
Secondly it is a beautiful spot and a hidden gem in Waterford, it's a meandering path(1.5km each way) with native trees planted along the way (mountain ash, sycamore etc). The sound of the river accompanies you all the way to the end.
If you feel going a little bit further the ruins of Dunhill Castle await up a small hill(not wheelchair accessible) and the view from there down to the sea is magnanimous.
And it's free! There are donation points along the way if you're feeling generous
Krzysiek Wisniewski

07 June 2017

Quite nice walk to spend some time with family or friends. Views are not spectacular, but it's quite easy and pretty for a walk in the nature.
Some coffee / tea facility accompanied by a toilet would be nice addition though.
Claire Breen

20 January 2017

Lovely walkway surrounded by nature in the countryside
Paddy Barron

05 November 2016

This is a tranquil and amazing walk.
There is a fantastic working Amphitheater with theatrical plays at different times of the year. Find the fairy doors along the walk, great for the kids. The river is teaming with trout and other species of fresh water fish. Guaranteed to see all kinds of wildlife along the way. As you walk along the path there is history like Dunhill Castle.