There is a series of walks throughout the Park and neighbouring Castle Archdale Forest, home to the 'Old Castle'. The walk described here highlights the Parks vital role in the Battle of the Atlantic and the RAF camp. From Castle Archdale Courtyard, follow the sign for the Woodland Walk down steps towards the caravan site and a large green tank, which once provided drinking water from Lough Erne to the camp. Turn right and follow the pedestrian path along the main drive with the perimeter of the walled garden on the right. Further on the left, is 'Skunk Hollow', once the sleeping quarters of Canadian air crews. On reaching a junction turn right and head towards the loughshore, look out for a memorial stone and a lime tree arch, woven together by airmen on duty. Follow signs for the 'Burma Rd', cut through dense forest to give access to bomb and ammunition stores. The path runs adjacent to the shore before sweeping back to the starting point at the Courtyard.