Where can you park to walk around Cushendun village and harbour?

The National Trust identifies free visitor parking by the Corner House tea-room and at Glenmona House in Cushendun, although spaces are limited.

This coastal village at the foot of Glendun has a harbour, beach, traditional cottages and countryside routes. The National Trust lists both the harbour and Glenmona car parks with dawn-to-dusk opening arrangements, and no booking is required for ordinary parking. It also warns that there are no toilets at the Trust property and that some routes have uneven terrain. Tea-room hours are separate from countryside and car-park access; free parking should not be read as a promise of unlimited capacity.

Practical advice: Arrive earlier on busy coastal-route days and have another lawful parking option in mind. For the caves or harbour, use walking routes from public parking rather than leaving your car in the village’s narrow approaches.