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Journey back in time at the Ulster American Folk Park, from Ulster to America.
Wander the well-trodden pathways and traditional farmhouses, learning what life was like in rural Ulster. Step on-board the full-scale emigrant ship, experience what the cramped quarters were like on the dangerous journey to America, and find out how Ulster peoples emigration had a lasting impact through North America.
Don’t miss the traditional craft demonstrations by the talented costumed guides, from wool spinning to willow weaving*. To make the most of your visit we recommend you give yourself between 2 and 3 hours to explore all that the museum has to offer, including the ‘Bad Bridget’ exhibition shining a light on the heart-wrenching tales of women who emigrated from 1838 to 1918.
Visit the Ulster American Folk Park website to browse the fantastic range of exhibitions and events currently on!
*Please note, we cannot guarantee which demonstrations will be on any given day.
Food & Drink
Lilly Annes café is open during museum hours offering a wide selection of hot and cold food and refreshments including sandwiches, soup, panini's and wraps. Picnic tables are located around the perimeter of the main public car park. Food and drink items are not allowed in our galleries.
Gift Shop
The main gift shop in the Ulster American Folk Park is open to all. We have a wide range of gifts inspired by our collections. These include books, toys and souvenirs. Why not take a trip down memory lane in O’Doherty’s shop on Ulster Street and ask for a quarter of sweets, weighed out in the traditional way by a guide in costume?
Not to be missed locations include:
Emigrants Gallery, Mellon Homestead, Campbell House, Hughes House, Ulster Street, Ship & Dockside Gallery, American Street, Samuel Fulton Stone House, West Pennsylvania Log House, Tennessee Rogan Plantation House.
What to wear during your visit:
As much of the Museum is in a large open air site, it is recommended that sensible shoes are worn, appropriate clothing is worn for the time of year, and waterproofs are brought for potentially rainy days.
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Facilities
Attraction Facilities
- Gift Shop
- Open Sundays
Catering
- Picnic Area
- Tea-room/Cafe onsite
Children & Infants
- Baby changing facilities
Establishment Features
- Accept coach parties
- Family Fun
- Online Booking
- Toilets
Parking & Transport
- On site parking
Payment Methods
- All major credit/debit cards accepted
- Euros accepted
Provider Preferences
- Dogs accepted by arrangement
Travel & Trade
- Family Discount
Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £12.50 per ticket |
| Child | £7.65 per ticket |
| 1 Adult & 3 Children | £6.63 per ticket |
| 2 Adults & 3 Children | £6.95 per ticket |
| Carer and Accessibility | Free |
| Child Under 5 | Free |
| Student & Senior | £9.75 per ticket |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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Events
Friday, 6th December 2024 - Friday, 3rd January 2025
Christmas at Ulster American Folk ParkStep into Christmas past, full of nostalgia and traditions as you wander the wintery scenes of the Ulster American Folk Park, Omagh.- more info
Friday, 14th February 2025 - Friday, 14th February 2025
Frederick Douglass Day TalkMark Frederick Douglass Day by joining Ulster American Folk Park Curator of Emigration, Liam Corry, for an informal talk looking at Douglass's life and Ulster's links with Douglass and slavery in the United States.- more info
