Beltany Stone Circle
An outdoor landmark in Donegal
Beltany Stone Circle is a Bronze Age stone circle located near Raphoe in County Donegal, Ireland. Dating back to around 1400–800 BC, it consists of 64 standing stones arranged in a circle about 45 meters in diameter. The site offers a fascinating glimpse into prehistoric Ireland and is set in a peaceful, rural landscape with views of the surrounding countryside.
For families:
Kids can explore the stones and imagine the past, though there are no interactive exhibits.
The site is outdoors and requires a short walk across a field (muddy after rain).
No facilities (toilets, café) at the site; plan ahead with snacks and water.
Suitable for children who can walk steadily; younger ones may need carrying on uneven ground.
Free entry, no booking required.
At a glance
Entry
Free / cheap
What parents should know
Beltany Stone Circle is a Bronze Age stone circle located near Raphoe in County Donegal, Ireland.
clothing
Wear wellies or waterproof boots
The field access can be muddy, especially after rain. Waterproof footwear is essential for comfort and safety on uneven ground.
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