Craigavon Lakes & City Park
Craigavon Borough Council,
Lakeview Road, Craigavon
Tel: 028 3831 2400
Email: info@craigavon.gov.uk
City park offers an extensive network of walking and cycling
paths, set within 250 acres of parkland around the Craigavon
Lakes. A series of paths link the park with Brownlow, Portadown
and Craigavon.
Craigavon Watersports Centre
1 Lake Road, Craigavon
Tel: 028 3834 2669
Fax: 028 3834 6018
Web: www.getrealcraigavon.com
Craigavon Water Sports Centre is
one of the best centres for outdoor
pursuits. The centre is situated on
the edge of the Craigavon Lakes in
attractive open parkland. There are many water sports on offer;
choose from banana boating, water-skiing, windsurfing, sailing
or canoeing. You can take advantage of the Centre’s cycling
instructors and cycles can be hired for £1.50 per hour on an
individual basis. Group cycle hire is also available.
Emerson’s Quay & Harbour
For further information contact Craigavon Tourist Office
Tel: 028 3832 2205
Situated to the east of the River Bann in the rural heart of
the region, Emerson’s Quay and Harbor provides and ideal
opportunity for contemplation and enjoyment of the rural area.
A great spot for bird watching with excellent views over the
Lough.
Maghery Country Park
Contact: Lough Neagh Discovery Centre,
Oxford Island Nature Reserve, Lurgan
Tel: 028 3832 2205
Maghery Country Park provides an oasis of calm in the village
of Maghery. Situated on the shores of Lough Neagh, the park
covers an area comprising 5km of woodland walks and picnic
areas in natural surroundings. This is an excellent area for bird
watching, fishing, walking and catching a small ferry to Coney
Island.
Coney Island
For further information contact: Lough Neagh Discovery Centre,
Oxford Island Nature Reserve, Lurgan Tel: 028 3832 2205
The island lies 1km offshore from
Maghery Country Park and is the
only remaining inhabited island
on Lough Neagh. It has a rich
history reaching back to the time
of Saint Patrick and is considered
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