Peatlands Park 🌾 📍 Dungannon, Co. Armagh 670 acres of woodland and winding trails - a vast, quiet landscape perfect for relaxed walks, sniffing, and open space exploration. Surrounded by a mix of peatland, woodland, and wetlands, this walk feels calm and naturally engaging. There are five trails to choose from, ranging from 30 minutes to over two hours. The paths are mostly flat and well-maintained. Long boardwalks and woodchip tracks wind through the reserve, with easy-to-follow routes that can be shortened or extended. A rich sensory environment, the constantly changing scents and textures provide great mental stimulation without high intensity. Off-lead is possible in the quieter sections, but keep close on the boardwalk and around wildlife. As always, keep dogs on-lead when passing others. Overall this is a quieter walk with a predictable, easy-going feel. Definitely worth a visit! 🐶Our Ratings:- Cleanliness 4/5 Quietness 4/5 Space 4/5 Off lead 4/5 Fun 5/5 🏠Facilities: -Large, free car park -Toilets -Visitor Centre & Cafe -Children's play park & train 👍Pros: -Flat, varied and easy-to-walk paths -Multiple trail options of varying length -Generally quieter and less crowded -Well-maintained 👎Cons: -Some sections can be busy, especially in nice weather -Lots of flies in warmer months -Some trails have narrow paths -No swimming 🐶Our ratings: Cleanliness 3/5 Space 4/5 Quietness 4/5 Off-Lead suitability 3.5/5 Overall fun 5/5 💡TIP Bring a towel and allow time for plenty of sniff stops. This is a walk best enjoyed slowly. 🌻 Reactive Friendly? Yes - staying on the Woodland trail offers mostly wide paths, long stretches with good slightlines and quieter surroundings. I would avoid the Parkside walk due to the limited passing space. Be mindful of wildlife and the seasonal train which may be a trigger. 💜Perfect For: -Scent-driven dogs -Calm explorers -Sensitive or easily overwhelmed dogs -Puppies & seniors 💾 Save this for your next walk! #nidogwalks #dogfriendlyni #dogsofnorthernireland #dogwalkcommunity