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10 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

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10 properties have a dedicated workspace

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20 of Cookstown holiday rentals include wifi access

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The Goat Suite - A Countryside Wellness Retreat
Step away from everything. The Goat Suite is a private suite in a country house, a luxury retreat set in the rolling countryside, offering a complete wellness experience. Your stay includes exclusive access to a heated indoor pool, a private outdoor bath on the first-floor balcony, a sauna, and the option to book our glasshouse movie nights, morning yoga or our BBQ hut. The countryside is quiet, the views are long, and the animals are part of what makes this place feel genuinely restorative.

Lorraine's Loft
- Escape to Lorraine’s Loft - a modern studio with stunning countryside views. - Add our Birthday, Anniversary or Romance package for a special touch! Available on request. - 1pm check-out £20 - Slip into cosy robes & unwind with unlimited use of our large, premium hot tub. - Private entrance, large covered deck, balcony. - Close to Cookstown’s shops & restaurants yet peaceful & relaxing. -Full kitchen or order take away from a local fave. - 55" TV with Netflix, Disney + & Prime Video.

Luxurious 4 bedroomed Rural Retreat
Luxurious 4 bedroomed house nestled among the hills and glens of the Tyrone countryside. Gortindarragh is the perfect countryside retreat for an authentic Irish experience. The large and comfortable house offers the perfect dining and entertaining space, ideal for family groups and friends . The house central location and access to the motoring network across the north/ bordering counties makes it a central point for travelling west from Dublin and East from Donegal, Sligo or Fermanagh.

Elliott’s Cabin
Elliott's Cabin is a Luxury 1 bed Chalet set in the heart of Tyrone, 5 minutes from Cookstown and less than 500m from the geographical centre of northern Ireland 'with easy access to both the M1 & M2 Motorway's Sleeps 2 (couples). All essentials are there including fully fitted kitchen with all modern appliances, new bathroom walkin rainfall shower 100 inch cinema screen and projector for cosy nights in and hot tub for luxury nights out on the decking area with garden furniture & BBQ

The Annex Entire place
The Annex is situated in the countryside enjoying the peace and tranquility of the countryside and yet only 5 mins by car into Cookstown. Cookstown is in the centre of Northern Ireland and is easily accessible from all parts of the country. We are beside the Cookstown 100 road race.Local attractions are killymoon golf course,Lough fea, wellbrook beetling mill,Davagh Forrest mountain bike trials. We are approx one hour drive from the north coast,international airport and ferry terminals.

Craigs Rock Cottage Cookstown
Situated on the edge of the village of Orritor, approx 3 miles from Cookstown, Craigs Rock Cottage has an ideal central location for exploring Northern Ireland. The cottage boasts green field views, two separate living areas, BT TV, open fire, free WiFi, fully equipped modern kitchen, 2 double and 2 single bedrooms. Linen and towels are provided. There's a local shop with a deli-counter providing daily hot and cold food along with a sit in restaurant just a 5 minute walk away.

Townhouse with private garden
Town centre location convenient to shopping and amenities. Walking distance to a variety of shops, cafes, restaurants and takeaways. Cookstown is a bustling market town and the house is located on the main thoroughfare. You have your own private garden and secure parking to the rear of the house. Centrally located, an ideal base for exploring the north. An hour from Belfast, Derry or the Causeway Coast, and 2 hours from Dublin. A great area for walking and mountain biking.

Cosy Townhouse centrally located
At over 100 years old, this townhouse has just undergone an extensive renovation that modernised and created open plan living, new central heating system and contemporary fixtures and fittings for your comfort. An ideal property for a family stay (we can accommodate 2 adults + 4 Kids) as it positions you right in the middle of the north of Ireland at the foot of the Sperrin Mountains. Its excellent location means it is also ideal for any business related trip to the area.

Apartment on working farm centrally located in NI
Self contained apartment set in tranquil surroundings with views of the Sperrin mountains close to Davagh forrest and it's mountain bike trails and dark skies observatory, Lough Fea and it's walks and stunning scenery, Lissan House and walks,Springhill House and Gardens,Beaghmore Stone Circles,The Jungle activity centre,Splash water activity centre and Drum Manor forest park.Also within easy driving distance of The Giants Causeway, Bushmills Distillery,Belfast and Derry.

The Hen House @ Bancran School
The Hen House is a quirky, corrugated Tiny House retreat with a comfy double bedroom, kitchen and cooking facilities, a private hot tub, and daylight-attracting gallery windows that showcase the Sperrin Mountains to absolute perfection! Spend the evening taking in the views whilst relaxing in front of the Danish Morso stove or enjoy the communal Gin Tin facilities with BBQ. The Hen house is at the rear of Bancran School our family home and in a quiet area.

House in the heart of Cookstown
Beautifully styled and perfectly located, this home sits right on Cookstown’s main street, just steps from bars, restaurants, cafés, and shops. It’s the ideal base for exploring the town or visiting family and friends nearby. Inside, you’ll find a calm, modern space with cosy bedrooms, a relaxed living area, and a private outdoor seating spot. Every detail has been carefully considered to make your stay comfortable, convenient, and feel just like home.

One Bed - Midtown Apartments - Self-Catering
Midtown Apartments offers centrally located, self-catering accommodations in the heart of Cookstown, ideal for leisure or corporate stays. Each apartment features a fully equipped kitchen and a comfortable double bed, perfect for solo travelers, couples, or business professionals. Its prime location provides easy access to shops, restaurants, and local attractions, making it a convenient and stylish home-away-from-home for both work and relaxation.
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When is the best time to visit Cookstown?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Cookstown?
Many choose vacation rentals near Main Street for access to shops and markets, while countryside accommodations around Drum Manor Forest Park attract those seeking peace and greenery. Both options suit a range of guests.
What are the best things to do in Cookstown with kids?
Cookstown has large parks for outdoor play, family-friendly walking paths, and local play centers. Kids often enjoy the adventure playgrounds around Drum Manor Forest Park and interactive exhibits at local museums.
What are some of the best things to do in Cookstown?
Explore Drum Manor Forest Park's gardens and trails, discover local history at the Wellbrook Beetling Mill, or stroll Cookstown's historic Main Street. Traditional shops, outdoor trails, and heritage sites give a sense of local culture.
How is the weather in Cookstown?
Cookstown experiences cool, rainy winters around 34–43°F (1–6°C), and milder, wetter summers near 51–64°F (11–18°C). Packing waterproof layers and sturdy shoes is often recommended.
When is the best time to visit Cookstown?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for outdoor activities, as temperatures are milder and gardens are in bloom. Seasonal festivals and markets add extra local color during these months.
What are the best places to visit in Cookstown?
Drum Manor Forest Park is frequently suggested for outdoor trails and gardens, while Wellbrook Beetling Mill shares the region’s textile history. Beaghmore Stone Circles give insight into early settlements.
What are some hiking trails in Cookstown?
Drum Manor Forest Park has walking loops through woodland and gardens, while nearby Davagh Forest is known for its forest trails and gentle hiking routes. Both are suitable for leisurely walks and nature observation.
What are some family activities we can do in Cookstown?
Families enjoy picnicking and walking at Drum Manor Forest Park, exploring interactive exhibits at local museums, and attending community events or open farm days. Adventure playgrounds provide extra space for kids to play.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Cookstown?
Explore the ancient site at Beaghmore Stone Circles, walk the grounds of Drum Manor Forest Park, or head toward Lough Neagh for scenic waterfront experiences. Castles, gardens, and traditional villages nearby also draw visitors.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Cookstown?
Many accommodations in Cookstown welcome pets, particularly in countryside settings and near walking trails. It is helpful to confirm pet policies before booking, especially for larger animals.
What are some local tips for visiting Cookstown?
Locals suggest dressing in layers for changeable weather and packing a waterproof jacket. Markets and small bakeries are popular for regional treats, and nearby woodlands are great for relaxed walks after rainfall.
What is Cookstown known for?
Cookstown has a historic Main Street, often noted as one of the longest in Ireland, along with nearby ancient sites and forest parks. The area is characterized by its market town heritage and links to the rural landscapes of County Tyrone.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Cookstown?
Beaghmore Stone Circles draw visitors interested in ancient history, while small local art galleries and craft shops often surprise with unique finds. Tributary streams and rural churches nearby add a quieter perspective on the region.
What are the best foods to try in Cookstown?
Try locally rooted dishes like traditional Irish stew, soda bread, and wheaten bread, as well as sweet scones served with jam. Butchers and small cafes often feature regional meats and produce from County Tyrone.
What should I bring for a trip to Cookstown?
Pack layers for changing weather, sturdy walking shoes for forest or countryside paths, and a waterproof jacket. Binoculars and a camera are great for nature watching in local parks and heritage sites.
What is the nightlife in Cookstown like?
Cookstown’s nightlife is centered around lively pubs with local music, relaxed cafes, and social clubs. Evenings often feature traditional sessions and a welcoming community atmosphere.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Cookstown?
Cookstown has traditional parades, local food festivals, and seasonal markets, especially during late spring and autumn. Community music events are frequently suggested as part of the area’s cultural calendar.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Cookstown?
Many vacation rentals in Cookstown are set up for families, featuring spacious living areas and access to outdoor gardens or parks. Townhouses near Main Street and countryside homes around forested areas are often sought after.
Destinations to explore
- Titanic Belfast
- Boucher Road Playing Fields
- Benone Beach
- Portrush Whiterocks Beach
- Ballycastle Beach
- Royal County Down Golf Club
- Old Bushmills Distillery
- Titanic Belfast Museum
- Whitepark Bay Beach
- East Strand
- Sse Arena
- Portstewart Golf Club
- Dunluce Castle
- Hillsborough Castle
- Queen's University Belfast
- The Dark Hedges
- Wild Ireland
- Ulster Museum
- Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
- Belfast Castle
- Derry's Walls
- W5
- The Mac
- Botanic Gardens Park





