Located on the southern shores of Belfast Lough, Crawfordsburn holds a handful of interesting attractions for the visitor.
The seaside village of Helen’s Bay is nearby and the Ulster Folk and Transport museum (0044 28 90 428 428) is close.
Visitors can enjoy picturesque walks through the Crawfordsburn country park (0044 28 91 853 621) along beaches, woodland glens, waterfalls, meadows and there is a country centre with exhibitions.
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