Roe Park Resort's golf course sits in the Roe Valley near Limavady in County Londonderry, approximately twenty miles east of Derry city. The course was designed by Frank Ainsworth and opened in the mid-1990s as part of a resort development centered on a Georgian mansion that serves as the clubhouse and hotel. The property occupies parkland along the River Roe, with the course routed through mature woodland and alongside the river valley. The layout plays as a parkland course with tree-lined fairways and water features that come into play on several holes. The River Roe itself influences the routing, particularly on holes that run near or alongside the water. The terrain features gentle elevation changes characteristic of the valley setting, and the mature trees that frame many holes create defined corridors and strategic considerations off the tee. The course measures over 6,000 yards from the back tees and accommodates golfers of varying abilities with multiple tee options. As a resort course, Roe Park serves both hotel guests and outside visitors, offering a relaxed atmosphere compared to traditional private clubs. The facility includes practice areas and caters to leisure golfers exploring Northern Ireland's northwest coast. The location provides access to the Causeway Coast and other courses in the region, making it a convenient base for golf tourism in an area less traveled than Northern Ireland's more famous links destinations along the northern shore.