Village Co. Fermanagh

Kesh

A village up the tree-lined Kesh River, with a public marina, showers and water just below the bridge and shops a few steps away.

Public
Customers only
90+ berths
Water
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Kesh Marina

Public

Marina · open to all boats

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Shore power: No
Drinking water: Yes
Pump-out: No

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About this mooring

Max. stay: Up to 48 hours; you may come back after at least 4 hours away

Public jetty on the Kesh River just below the road bridge, with toilets, showers and fresh water.

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Edgewater Holiday Park marina

Customers only

Private marina · customers only

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Operator: Edgewater Holiday Park
Berths: 90

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About this mooring

Private 90-berth marina of a static-caravan park on the lough shore near Kesh, for its holiday-home owners and seasonal tourers; not a visitor mooring.

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Mooring limit: 48 hours at a public jetty

Public jetties on the Erne: stay up to 48 hours, then move on for at least 4 hours before coming back. For longer, ask the Lough Erne Warden or take a private berth; the Erne has no winter mooring. Erne boater information from Waterways Ireland

From here

2 itineraries

Itineraries that stop here: Killadeas island week: Lower Lough Erne, Devenish, Boa Island and Belleek
The Erne end to end: Bellanaleck to Belleek and back
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About Kesh

Kesh takes its name from the Irish Ceis, a wicker bridge. Boats leave the lough and follow the narrow, tree-lined Kesh River for about a mile (1.6 km) to the village, where Manor House Marine advises mooring at the main jetty just before the road bridge. Waterways Ireland lists public toilets, showers and fresh water at the marina. The village has shops, a post office, a pharmacy, cash machines, pubs, cafés and takeaways, and there are coffee shops along the riverbank. A picnic area looks out over the lough, and a 3.5 km walk leads to the ruins of Crevenish Castle, home of the Blennerhassett and Maguire families in the 17th and 18th centuries. A private holiday-park marina lies on the lough shore nearby, and Muckross jetty and its beach are a short hop away.

Things to do 2

Walk
Crevenish Castle walk

A 3.5 km walk from the village to the ruins of Crevenish Castle, a 17th-century house of the Blennerhassett and Maguire families.
Park
Kesh picnic area

Lakeside picnic spot near the village with a view over Lower Lough Erne.