COUNTRY HOUSE WINTER GETAWAYS

Virginia Park Lodge, Virginia, Co Cavan

COUNTRY HOUSE WINTER GETAWAYS

Whether a treat for yourself or a St Valentine's gift, a Winter Stay at Richard Corrigan’s lovely property Virginia Park Lodge is the perfect opportunity for a weekend getaway in the heart of the Irish countryside that will leave you feeling refreshed and ready for the year to come. Nestled between Lough Ramor and Deerpark Forest, the Lodge is re-opening for the season with some very special late winter and early spring short breaks. Staying in the main house, you can choose from a selection of options to customise your stay and, with its renowned Farm to Fork philosophy, your dining experience is sure to be memorable. Add-on activities including fishing on Lough Ramor and golf (9 hole), are available, also alternative packages and plenty of recommendations for those keen to explore the wonderful local area.

What is included in the offer:
- Luxurious 2-night stay in the Main House
- Either B&B or Dinner B&B available
- The Bed & Breakfast packages include a delicious daily traditional Irish breakfast in the beautiful dining room, before exploring the beautiful local area

The Dinner, Bed & Breakfast packages include breakfast each morning, with a traditional Irish home-cooked breakfast available, whilst Dinner each night offers a delicious three-course menu, changed nightly with the freshest ingredients harvested from the Lodge Gardens. The Dinner, Bed & Breakfast packages are available for a minimum of two nights, and a different menu will be served each evening.

Dates: Friday 16th-18th February, 2nd-4th March, 23rd-25th March 2023
Price: From €490 total stay (B&B). Dinner B&B total stay from €770 for two (€385 per night)

To book online visit https://www.virginiaparklodge.com/event/winter-getaway/

 Please quote "Georgina Campbell's Ireland-Guide.com" when enquiring or booking.
 

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Virginia Park Lodge

Virginia, Co. Cavan

Classes/Courses / Country House / Historic House / Restaurant

Beautifully located overlooking Lough Ramor and the rolling Cavan countryside, this eighteenth century sporting lodge is on the edge of Virginia town and at the heart of a 150 acre estate. It was built by Thomas Taylour, Lord Headfort, as a summer esc ...
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