Car Park

Lovely walk along the Sea Wall

A peaceful, scenic walk along the banks of the Foyle river

A lovely place to go for a walk, although it is a bit exposed, so it can be blustery and cold in the wintertime. There's also a bird watching area there

October 2017 Steve Bradley wrote an article in the Derry Journal called “Time to regenerate the Foyle’s forgotten canals”. I disagreed with his proposal that the Strabane Sheugh be made navigable, but I read with interest his description of the Broharris Canal:The other canal constructed on the Foyle was at Broharris near Ballykelly. It opened in the 1820s and served as both a drainage channel and a navigation route. It ran for only two miles – from Ballymacran Point on the shore of Lough Foyle southwards in the direction of Limavady. Its primary importance lay in transporting large quantities of the shellfish and kelp collected along the shallow coastline up to Magilligan Point, which was used extensively as fertiliser on the sandy soil around Benevenagh.It's a lovely walk and great for walking dogs , worth a visit

RSPB have an area short walk from parking area