Lakeland Karting

Lakeland Karting runs at 21 Bannaghbeg Road in Bannaghmore near Kesh in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. The 550-metre outdoor track sits in the Fermanagh Lakeland, known for its glacial lochs and its early-Christian archaeological heritage.

The outdoor track runs 550 metres with karts in three categories: Junior, Cadet, and Adult. Drivers from 7 years old with a minimum height of 115 cm, with the ability to reach the pedals comfortably. Helmets, gloves, and balaclavas are required (£1.50 each or £3.00 for both, purchasable on site). Practice Sessions suit mixed-ability groups of under 10: 2 sessions £30 adults / £25 juniors, 3 sessions £40/£33. Grand Prix Options, minimum 8 drivers: Mini GP £32, F1 GP £42, F1 GP Special £52. Hours Mon-Sat (closed Sunday). Booking essential on 028 6863 2562, 077 3938 2979, or via Facebook Messenger.

Kesh is a village in the Fermanagh Lakeland. Lower Lough Erne and Upper Lough Erne (one of Ireland's largest lake systems, 50 km combined length). Devenish Island (a 6th-century monastery with a 30 m round tower). Boa Island with its bicephalic Celtic pre-Christian statues. Castle Caldwell Forest. Enniskillen 15 km south with Enniskillen Castle Norman 15th century (the Inniskilling Regiments museum). Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark UNESCO 2004 (karstic caves with an underground river). Florence Court NT 18th century. Belleek pottery 1857 (the oldest porcelain factory in Ireland). Sligo 50 km west with Ben Bulben and W. B. Yeats's grave.