This woodland cabin at Cabu by the Lakes sits within Killykeen Forest Park, on the shores of Lough Oughter in County Cavan. With a cosy wood burner and a private balcony overlooking the trees, it offers a comfortable retreat for families or groups of up to six. The park is set amongst an intricate network of lakes and rivers, with plenty to see and do both on land and water. Rich in wildlife and natural beauty, the forest and lakeshore provide a distinctive setting for a relaxing break.
Surrounding area
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The historic Clogh Oughter Castle sits on an island in Lough Oughter and can be reached by boat.
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A network of forest trails runs through the park, with routes for walking and cycling, including a 30-mile loop through Belturbet, Miltown, and Killeshandra.
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The surrounding woodland is home to diverse wildlife including red squirrels, pine martens, otters, and over 47 recorded bird species.
Living space
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The living and dining areas are arranged over a split level.
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The cabin has its own equipped kitchen.
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The living area includes a Smart TV, and Wi-Fi is available.
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A selection of books, games, and treats is provided.
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Free tea and coffee facilities are available.
Bedrooms and bathrooms
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Two bedrooms each have a double bed, and a third bedroom has bunk beds.
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One shower room serves the cabin.
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An additional Z-bed is available on request.
Outdoor space and on-site facilities
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An enclosed garden and BBQ area sit outside the cabin.
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A sitooterie provides a covered outdoor seating area.
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Free parking is available on-site.
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On-site activities include bicycle hire, boat hire, kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing.
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The on-site nature spa offers hot tubs, a Japanese bath, sauna, and therapist-led treatments.
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A licensed cocktail bar and a shop stocking food, drinks, and essentials are also on-site.
Notable features and highlights
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A cosy wood burner provides warmth on cooler evenings.
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The private balcony overlooks the surrounding woodland.
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The park forms part of a designated Special Protection Area and Special Area of Conservation.