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Thomastown, Co Kilkenny - Ireland +353(0)866061449 info@jerpointpark.com
  • The perfect place for a guided group tour. Come hear the stories of St Nicholas and Newtown Jerpoint.

  • The artist Uto Hogerzeil was commissioned to bring Newtown Jerpoint back to life. His amazing vision allow's visitors to picture the town in all its medieval glory.

  • The beautiful Arrigle River runs through Jerpoint Park, it once powered the mills in the town.

  • Newtown Jerpoint was a busy town on the road between Waterford and Kilkenny. There would have been some craic in the town at its peak in the fourteenth century

  • Come see Kilkennys best kept secret.

  • Enjoy afternoon tea inside Belmore House or if its sunny al fresco taking in the stunning views of Jerpoint Park.

Tea Rooms

Enjoy Maeve’s treats in the beautiful Belmore House Tea Rooms. Picnic baskets and catering available on request.

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Heritage Tours

Find the secrets of the Lost Town of Newtown Jerpoint, Belmore House and St Nicholas. Book your tour in advance and get the full Jerpoint Park experience!.

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Sheepdog demonstrations

Have you met Cap?. Get to meet Joe’s sheepdog every day at 2pm herding geese… yes that’s right… geese no sheep!.

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Fishing

It does not matter how experienced you are, the 3km of the river Nore will ensure fun and the opportunity for a good catch.

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Pony and Trap

It does not matter how old you are, don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy this experience in the gardens of Belmore House. Lots of fun is guaranteed!!.

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Children’s Area

The play area in the gardens has a tree house, woodland trail and swings that will ensure a great time for the little ones!.

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Walks in Nature

A relaxing walk along the river Nore and the beautiful wild meadows are the perfect setting for connecting with nature.

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Friends

Big smiley faces is what we like to see before you go. Here you can see what other's have to say about their visit.

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Newtown Jerpoint is one of Ireland’s best surviving example of a deserted 12th Century Medieval Town... The Heritage Council of Ireland