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The Cushy Glen Statue marks the location associated with Cushy Glen, a historical figure known for ambushing travelers on the old road between Limavady and Coleraine, now called Windy Hill Road. The statue stands in a picnic area believed to be one of Glen’s operating spots, offering a peaceful setting for a break. The area is now less traveled, making it a quiet spot for a picnic and a glimpse into local folklore.
The Cushy Glen Statue is best suited for those interested in local history, folklore, and scenic picnic spots. It appeals to families, couples, and solo travelers seeking a peaceful and unique experience.
Spring and summer provide the most pleasant weather for enjoying a picnic.
Weekdays are generally quieter than weekends. Mid-morning or afternoon offers the best light for photography and a more relaxed atmosphere.
The statue is located directly off the roadside with a small parking area. The picnic area is generally level, but terrain may be uneven in places. Accessibility for those with mobility issues may be limited.
The site is suitable for children, offering open space for play. However, there are no dedicated children's facilities. Supervision is recommended near the road.
Pets are allowed on leashes, but owners are responsible for cleaning up after them.
There are no food facilities onsite, but a picnic area with tables is available. Restrooms are not available at the statue itself.
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