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Angling & Attractions
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Fermanagh is renowned around the world for its famous fishing.
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The Lakelands, with more than 300 square miles of well-stocked water, are a paradise for anglers.
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Dulrush Fishing Lodge nestles comfortably amid this paradise!
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Nestled in the heart of the Fermanagh Lakelands, the lodge is in one of the best locations for fishing in Fermanagh, Ireland and the UK. We offer the perfect base for our guests, whether they are looking for angling holidays; walking holidays or the perfect base for touring holidays on the Wild Atlantic Way.
Indeed, we also offer the perfect overnight stop-off for cyclists.
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You will find us conveniently located on the shores of Lough Erne, just 4 miles from the world-famous pottery town of Belleek on the Boa Island Road.
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There are so many exciting, interesting and unique places of interest in Fermanagh and the surrounding areas.
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You could spend a great deal of time exploring all your options. We have very conveniently compiled a few experiences for our visitors, from history enthusiasts to foodie connoisseurs.
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There are scenic drives on the Shore Road between Enniskillen and Belleek to leave your jaw dropped. There are crafting gems such as the Garden of Celtic Saints in Irvinestown. There are hidden walks and Game of Throne sites to leave you mesmerised by their beauty.
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Yes, the natural surroundings of Fermanagh is something of a wonder.
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There are lots of events and productions which take place in the beautiful Ardhowen Theatre and throughout the county.
For full listings of Fermanagh attractions, local sites and upcoming events visit Fermanagh Lakelands.
Explore the Wonders Around Dulrush Lodge
Castle Caldwell Forest (On our doorstep) - There are some very pleasant walks around the grounds of Castle Caldwell, an ivy-clad picturesque, ruined Irish castle.
Belleek`s Local Heritage - Just ten minutes away from us, nestled on the border of Fermanagh and Donegal lies the quaint village of Belleek. World renowned for its Belleek Pottery, this village has so much to offer guests who stay with us. Belleek Pottery started in 1857. Renowned for producing exceptionally fine porcelain. It is now one of Fermanagh’s most popular attractions.
Castle Archdale Forest Park (30min. Drive away) - Castle Archdale is a former estate on the shores of Lough Erne Lower. There are many walks in the country park, of all lengths and suitabilities. The scenic drive to this historical gem isn’t bad either!
Lough Navar (30min. Drive away) -  Lough Navar Forest is a magnificent site within the Culcaigh Lakelands Geopark. Extending across 2,600 hectares of bog, heath, open water, native woodland, and coniferous forest, there’s plenty to explore within this spectacular forest. It is also home to one of the most breathtaking views in the island of Ireland, over the Magho Cliffs.
Culcaigh Boardwalk (40 min. Drive away) - So you want to take on the big one, The Stairway to Heaven. This walking route meanders through one of the largest expanses of blanket bog in Northern Ireland, traversing over tracks, boardwalk and staircase. A steep climb is required to reach the viewing platform which provides breathtaking views of the surrounding low lands.
Golf Courses - Within a 20-kilometre radius of Dulrush Lodge, there are two championship golf courses. The Lough Erne Golf Resort & Bundoran Golf Club.
Both these golf courses offer incredible views and feature 18 challenging holes that are perfectly integrated with the area’s natural topography.
Bundoran & Rossnowlagh Beaches  (15min. Drive) - Just a 15-minute drive from Dulrush Lodge, the breathtaking Atlantic coast awaits. Discover Bundoran, a world-renowned surfing hotspot brimming with vibrant seaside energy, and Rossnowlagh Beach, a magnificent stretch of golden sand perfect for peaceful walks and family beach days. It’s the ultimate coastal day trip!
The Marble Arch Caves Geopark (40min. Drive) - This is Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO Geopark. Visit one of Europe’s finest show caves and explore a fascinating, natural underworld of rivers, waterfalls, winding passages and lofty chambers. This is a magnificent day out for your family to investigate a truly amazing natural gem. PLAN AHEAD
Devenish Island (40min. Drive) - This is a truly amazing place. Devenish of the Assemblies was founded by St Molaise in the 6th century. The monastery of Devenish Island was the most important of Lough Erne’s many island monasteries. You could get there via Erne Water Taxi and experience a truly unique piece of ancient archaeology.
Cavan Burren Park (40min. Drive) - Take in Stories of Giants and moving glaciers which come to life with every step you take in this breathtaking prehistoric park.
A gem for all your family members.
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Don’t forget to check times of openings and bookings to avoid disappointment.
Ready to start your adventure?
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