Maghery Country Park, Public park in Maghery, Northern Ireland
Maghery Country Park is a waterside park along Lough Neagh featuring wooded trails and open spaces for walking and exploring. The site includes water access points, children's play areas, and rest spots for visitors of all ages.
The park connects to nearby Coney Island, a site linked to Norman settlement patterns in medieval Ulster. This connection reflects centuries of human activity in the region.
Local residents and visitors gather at the park's designated areas for community activities, outdoor recreation, and nature observation throughout the changing seasons.
The park is open from dawn to dusk with free parking and clear pathways throughout the grounds. Access points to the water are well-marked and suitable for various activities and skill levels.
The park sits where the River Blackwater meets Lough Neagh, creating opportunities for both river and lake-based water activities. This unusual location makes it particularly suited for fishing and paddling sports.
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