Babies can ride cradle swings and nap along buggy-friendly loops, but parents must confirm baby-changing space in the community centre because none is listed inside the park itself.
Why 2–3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Enough time for stroller walks, playground fun, and a relaxed picnic without tiring the baby.
Cradle Swings:
Gentle swings for ages 1–5 on soft bark surface.
Tip: Visit early to avoid crowds and help baby settle into motion.
Buggy-Friendly Loop 1:
1.31 km tarmac circuit with benches and birdlife views.
Tip: Bring a stroller with good wheels for smoother rolling.
Picnic in Shady Grove:
Benches and tables under trees near the playground.
Tip: Pack light snacks and a blanket for quick feeding or diaper change.
Toddler Multi-Unit:
Low climbing frame and small slide for ages 2–10.
Tip: Stay close and let baby explore the lowest steps first.
Woodland Trail Break:
Benches along the path offer rest stops amid trees.
Tip: Point out leaves and birds to engage your baby’s senses.
Summer: bring sunshade and sunscreen. Spring: watch for muddy spots after rain. Autumn: pack a windbreaker against gusts. Winter: arrive mid-day for maximum daylight.
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Mick Dwyer
Most dog owners at the park are very decent people with well trained dogs. Unfortunately there are a few individuals that are not and I have been accosted by dogs on a few occasions while exercising in the park. In particular, there is a white and tan terrier that the owner refuses to put on a leash even though the dog will accost any person who happens to be on the pitch. The dog owner will then...
Mohsin Tahir
Cappagh Park is a lovely, well-maintained green space—perfect for walking, jogging, or a family outing. Great playground for kids, peaceful trails, and plenty of open areas. Clean, safe, and a great escape within the city. Highly recommended!
sharon keaveney
Lovely park , unfortunately the storms has knocked a lot of trees (NOT tree pruning as a recent review stated ) Great walk, nice and peaceful for the most part. Lots of places to sit . Unfortunately most of it ruined in the afternoon / evening by off lead , poorly controlled dogs being excercised by owners. All dogs are required to be on a lead under section 9 of Control of Dogs Act 1986 unfort...
Mary Macdermott
Wonderful, what a fabulous wood in the middle of Galway A great place for children to explore. Lots of trails. The children reckon they heard and saw an owl inside a hollowed out tree. Great photo opportunities. Loved this place.
João Kammler
It was such a beautiful park but this tree pruning ended the beauty, Before / after
Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
On-site parking | EUR 0 |
Playground access | EUR 0 |
Picnic supplies | EUR 20 |
Total Estimated | EUR 20 |
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