Drumcairne Forest sits not far from the shores of Lough Neagh, Approxiamtely 8 miles from Cookstown. It has just under 200 acres of woodland.
VISITOR NOTICE: Drumcairne Forest, Stewartstown will be closed to all public access from Wednesday 12 April 2023 for approximately six weeks to allow upgrades to the trails and car park to complete. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience as we work to improve the site for its visitors.
* There may be restrictions on access to parts of the forest from time to time due to forest operations.
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Drumcairne Forest can be accessed from the B160 Stewartstown to Coagh Road leading onto the Castlefarm and Ballygittle Road
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