ENNISKILLEN WATER ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE
Lakeside Momentum: Summer Splash Camp, Enniskillen — 13–16 July
A four-day, award-winning kids’ activity programme in Enniskillen combining lakeside water sports and land-based games for ages 7–15.
Lakeside Momentum: Summer Splash Camp, Enniskillen — 13–16 July.
Set on Broadmeadow’s lakeside, Summer Splash Camp threads together waterborne skills and shore-side games into an action-packed four‑day programme for children. Across paddling sessions, team challenges and archery, the days are designed to keep young participants moving between land and lake at a waterfront base beside the Lakeland Forum.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Kayaks, Canoes and Stand-Up Paddleboards
From canoeing and kayaking to stand-up paddleboarding, the camp’s water days put paddling skills at the centre of the programme, with three days on the water in midweek.
Team Games and Archery
The programme balances water time with land-based sessions: archery, team building and games give campers a varied skill set and a break from continuous paddling.
Broadmeadow Lakeside Base
Activities are staged from the waterfront at Broadmeadow beside the Lakeland Forum, a compact lakeside setting that keeps transitions between shore and water tight and efficient.
What the day feels like
What a week at Summer Splash Camp feels like
Days are structured, fast-moving and varied: a mix of coached sessions and team games that cycle campers through land drills and on‑water practice. The award-winning programme aims to leave participants keen to return, packing skill development and social play into purposeful, supervised sessions.
THE WATER
Kayaks, Canoes and Stand-Up Paddleboards
From canoeing and kayaking to stand-up paddleboarding, the camp’s water days put paddling skills at the centre of the programme, with three days on the water in midweek.
THE SKILLS
Team Games and Archery
The programme balances water time with land-based sessions: archery, team building and games give campers a varied skill set and a break from continuous paddling.
THE SETTING
Broadmeadow Lakeside Base
Activities are staged from the waterfront at Broadmeadow beside the Lakeland Forum, a compact lakeside setting that keeps transitions between shore and water tight and efficient.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this camp suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
On water days (Tuesday–Thursday) participants should arrive in their wetsuit as requested by the operator.
Camp guidance specifies arriving in a wetsuit for water sessions; further clothing guidance is provided by the operator.
Daily sessions are five hours long; families should plan for the stated session times.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
When does Summer Splash Camp run?
The official title specifies the camp dates as 13th–16th July.
What are the daily hours?
Each day runs for five hours, from 10:00 to 15:00, Monday to Thursday.
What ages can attend?
The programme is suitable for children aged 7–15.
Where is the drop-off and pick-up point?
Drop off and pick up is at Broadmeadow, beside the Lakeland Forum 3G Pitch at the water’s edge; the meeting location is listed as the Lakeland Forum Events Area Jetty.
Do I need to bring a wetsuit?
Yes — participants are asked to arrive in their wetsuit for the water days (Tuesday–Thursday).
Is the camp refundable if plans change?
No — Summer Camps are non‑refundable as stated in the camp information.