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Reenagross "The Headland of The Crosses" or "The Muddy Point"
Reenagross or Reennagross, a park developed by the Marquis of Landsdown from a sandbank and a waterlogged piece
of his estate, almost 200 years ago. Sixty years ago the park was leased to the Kenmare development
association for a nominal rent of ten shillings. In more recent times the Kerry County Council
holds the lease and are responsible for the maintenance of the park.
The main entrance is across from the pier road on the Kenmare side of the suspension bridge.
If you walk towards the park there is a fine 5 foot high wall where lime like plants like the pink
flowered Calamint and the Rusty-back fern are growing.
Following the path way with it's tall private hedge, on the left the majestic Park Hotel and on the right a fine lagoon where a extensive, soft mudflat is exposed when the tide is out, you will meet the gates of the park.
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Reenagross or Reennagross, a park developed by the Marquis of Landsdown from a sandbank and a waterlogged pieceof his estate, almost 200 years ago. Sixty years ago the park was leased to the Kenmare development
association for a nominal rent of ten shillings. In more recent times the Kerry County Council
holds the lease and are responsible for the maintenance of the park.
The main entrance is across from the pier road on the Kenmare side of the suspension bridge.
If you walk towards the park there is a fine 5 foot high wall where lime like plants like the pink
flowered Calamint and the Rusty-back fern are growing.
Following the path way with it's tall private hedge, on the left the majestic Park Hotel and on the right a fine lagoon where a extensive, soft mudflat is exposed when the tide is out, you will meet the gates of the park.
NEXT