38 Acres of Farm, Gardens & Woodlands to Explore at Airfield Estate Discover a world of seasonally-inspired food and fun at Airfield Estate in Dundrum, Dublin. This hidden gem is one of the best outdoor spots to spend a few hours with acres of green space, farm animals, beautiful gardens and woodlands to explore. Airfield is not just a beautiful place with a remarkable history, it’s a social and charitable hub, investing in people and initiatives that reach every corner of our community. Open all year round, check www.airfield.ie for the current opening times. Airfield Estate is Dublin's only 38-acre working farm and gardens which is open to the public all year round. On the estate you will find many attractions including the Overend family home, food and ornamental gardens, vintage cars, farm and outdoor play areas. You’ll be able to see the Jersey herd, goats, pigs, hens and donkeys and, if you time it right, you’ll get to watch them getting fed by the farm team. Explore the Overend family home and vintage car garage to learn more about the Estate’s historic importance and original artefacts. Discover the heritage with our self guided audio stories which are included with your admission ticket. There are 2 guided tours each day, focused on the history of the house and the estate and how we keep this at the heart of what we are doing today. Enjoy seasonal walking trails taking in the native woodland and bounty of wildlife on the estate. Take in the beautiful gardens, designed by head gardener Colm O’Driscoll and internationally renowned guest gardeners with century old redwoods and fruit trees. You can drop into the daily guided garden tour to learn about what is growing and what is planned over the year. This is the perfect spot for an outdoors catchup, a good book or a picnic with the family. There are miles of tracks and paths to explore and play areas dotted all over the estate for kids of all ages, including an outdoor adventure playground with climbing frames, scramble nets, slides, swings, balance beams, tunnels and a zip wire for young thrill seekers. Enjoy a picnic or hot food from Overends Kitchen’s on the picnic benches, or on the many grass lawns spread across the estate. Enjoy a farm to fork dining experience with a seasonally inspired menu offering a taste of Airfield. Take in the organic and artisan food at the Airfield Estate Farmers market now open on Friday and Saturdays. Produce ranging...
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Horned melons, electric daisy and exploding cucumbers are not the first crops that spring to mind when you think of Airfield's garden produce.
However these are just some of the more unusual crops that we're currently harvesting from our polytunnels.
The added warmth provided by these protected structures enable us to grow tropical crops that otherwise would not flourish in our less than tropical climate!
Sweet potatoes, giant chilies and strawberry popcorn are the next unusual crops ready for harvest, so keep an eye out in Overends Restaurant for a chance to taste some of these tropical treats. #airfieldestate
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The gorgeous autumn sun is back but who else just wants to keep pressing the snooze button this morning? #sleepingbeauty #airfieldestate #wakeupandsmellthebacon
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