You don't need to break the bank to create some unforgettable memories with your kids this summer. Make the most of what's left of it by checking out our budget-friendly activities
If you’re looking for the best budget holiday in Ireland, nothing will give you better value than a house swap. Singles, couples or families can swap homes for free to experience life in different parts of the country. Start by registering with a website like home4home.ie, browse their listings to find a property you like, and get in touch to offer an exchange.
Check out Discover Ireland’s ultimate guide to camping in Ireland for a comprehensive list of the best locations for a classic camping holiday discoverireland.ieYour little ones will be amazed by the huge interactive dinosaur display at the Jurassic Newpark in Kilkenny City. Have a wander around the park and take in the incredible displays like the talking tree, fairy village, eco trail, an inflatable bounce park, mini wildlife farm and adventure playground.
There is also a parent & toddler entry of €6.50 every Thursday morning from 9.30-11.30am for children under three. jurassicnewpark.comSet in Ireland’s ancient east in the Boyne Valley, Newgrange Farm is the perfect location for a fun family day out. Take a tractor trailer ride through the farm crops and livestock, hold a chick, pet a rabbit, milk a cow, hug a puppy or bottle feed a lamb. There’s a straw maze, pedal go-karts, sand-pits, play houses and an under 5s play area.
Free fun activities If you’re looking for a completely free activity to pass some time this summer, you can’t beat the library. Make sure to follow your local library on social media as you’ll be the first to hear about their many free song and storytime events.
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