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Welcome to Craigavon ….

In the heart of Northern Ireland, on the southern shores of Lough Neagh, Craigavon offers visitors a blend of town and country landscapes. The area embraces the historic towns of Lurgan and Portadown and many charming villages.

Within this rich tapestry of lakeland, parks and towns, visitors will find a host of activities for all the family to enjoy.

Whether exploring the aquatic environment of Lough Neagh, enjoying the shopping opportunities of its towns, or taking advantage of its many sports facilities, Craigavon extends a warm welcome to its visitors.