Home Base at the Lakes: 13 Nights in Fully Accessible Chalets at Share Discovery Village

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Home Base at the Lakes: 13 Nights in Fully Accessible Chalets at Share Discovery Village

A 13-night self-catering stay in fully accessible chalets with on-site leisure facilities, forest trails and easy access to Cuilcagh and other Fermanagh sights.

Home Base at the Lakes: 13 Nights in Fully Accessible Chalets at Share Discovery Village.

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Enniskillen
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Share Discovery Village
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Robert Eric Crews
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Set on a family-friendly site beside lakeshore trails, Share Discovery Village offers fully accessible self-catering chalets that serve as a steady base for long stays and day trips. Warm and well-equipped, the lodgings sit metres from an indoor leisure suite and on-site activities, and put Cuilcagh’s ‘Stairway to Heaven’ and several National Trust attractions within roughly a 30-minute drive.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE AMENITIES

Indoor Leisure Suite and Family Facilities

A compact leisure hub—including a 15m swimming pool, gym, sauna and steam room (available at additional charge)—anchors the site alongside a TV lounge, pool tables, laundry facilities and a village bar open on pre-set evenings. Two children's playgrounds and daily activity programmes in high season keep younger guests occupied.

THE OUTDOORS

Forest Trails and Lakeshore Access

Trails through woodland and immediate lakeshore access make short walks or bike rides part of the day, while nearby landscapes open up longer excursions into Fermanagh’s hills and valleys.

THE LODGINGS

Fully Accessible Self‑Catering Chalets

Chalets at the heart of the village are designed for self-catering stays, with heating, cooker, fridge-freezer, microwave, TV and Wi‑Fi (reception issues codes on arrival). Options range from 6‑berth units (one double plus bunks) to 10–12‑berth chalets with fold‑away top bunks to accommodate accessibility needs.

What the day feels like

What the stay feels like

The stay balances the comforts of a self-catered home with the rhythm of a holiday village: wake to forest air, walk to the leisure suite or lakeshore, break up days with on‑site activities or half-day drives to regional highlights, then return to cook, relax and plan the next outing.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this stay suits—and who should consider alternatives.

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Active familiesPlaygrounds, forest trails, a leisure suite and a roster of over 30 seasonal activities make the village a strong match for families seeking varied days and child-friendly facilities.
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Large groups & extended familiesChalet options up to 10–12 berths let groups consolidate under one roof while retaining self‑catering independence.
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Accessible travelersAll self‑catering chalets are fully accessible and in many units top bunks can be folded away to accommodate mobility needs.
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Pet ownersDogs are permitted in the self‑catering chalets for a charge of £25 per dog—check the operator’s pet policy for details.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Stay

Duration: 13 nights is offered; a minimum two‑night stay is applicable. Check in from 4pm on arrival day and check out up to 10am on departure day.

What to Bring

Chalets provide heating and core kitchen appliances (electric cooker, fridge‑freezer, microwave). Bring personal toiletries and any specialty cookware; ask reception for a Wi‑Fi code on arrival.

On‑site practicalities

Leisure suite facilities (15m pool, gym, sauna and steam room) are available for an additional charge; laundry facilities and a village bar on pre‑set evenings are on site.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the standard stay?

The offering documented is for a 13‑night self‑catering stay; a minimum two‑night stay is also applicable.

When can I check in and out?

Check in is from 4pm on the day of arrival; check out is up to 10am on the day of departure.

Are the chalets accessible?

All self‑catering chalets are fully accessible. Six‑berth chalets contain one double and a room with two sets of bunk beds; 10–12 berth chalets have single bunk beds, with top bunks that can be folded away for people with disabilities.

Are dogs allowed?

Dogs are permitted in the self‑catering chalets at a charge of £25 per dog; consult the operator’s pet policy for full details.

What appliances and amenities are provided in the chalet?

Chalets include heating, an electric cooker (operated via an isolator switch), fridge‑freezer (isolator switch), microwave, TV and Wi‑Fi (ask reception for a code).

Is the leisure suite included in the price?

The leisure suite (15m pool, gym, sauna and steam room) is available but is subject to an additional charge.