Dozens of lodges at Center Parcs remain closed in the wake of Storm Éowyn and a number of activities have been impacted.
The holiday park in Co Longford re-opened on Tuesday morning after being forced to close for four days.
However, the forest resort is still picking up the pieces after being battered by high winds on Friday and has warned that most of the outdoor facilities remain closed.
Some of the lodges were damaged by falling trees and occupancy has been reduced to 85 per cent ahead of the busy bank holiday weekend.
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“Most outdoor activities have been impacted by the storm and are still out of action,” a spokeswoman told The Irish Times.
“All indoor activities including the Subtropical Swimming Paradise, the restaurants, shops and Aqua Sana spa are open as usual.”
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One of the big draws of Center Parcs are the outdoor activities with features such as ziplining, den building and tree walks very popular with families.
There are, however, other activities including bowling and sports that will not have been impacted by the storms.
The Center Parc spokeswoman added that all the guests who were due to arrive for last weekend have been given a full refund.
According to company accounts published in the middle of last year, its occupancy rates - or the average number of units of accommodation occupied as a percentage of the total number – climbed from 97.9 per cent to 98.7 per cent over a 12 month period.
There are just under 466 lodges of varying sizes on the 400 acre site and around 70 are likely to be out of action this weekend.
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