Crawfordsburn is a small village located in County Down, Northern Ireland, near Bangor. It is known for its natural beauty, coastal scenery, and historical landmarks. Crawfordsburn Country Park is a beautiful natural park covering woodland, coastline, and a sandy beach. The park offers walking trails, picnic areas, wildlife spotting opportunities, and access to Crawfordsburn Beach.
It benefits from Crawfordsburn, a historic hotel and restaurant located in the village. It dates back to the 17th century and provides a cozy atmosphere, traditional Irish cuisine, and accommodation options for visitors. The Crawfordsburn Viaduct is a picturesque railway bridge that dates back to the 19th century. It is an architectural landmark and a popular spot for photographers and history enthusiasts. Furthermore, The Ulster Way, a long-distance walking trail, passes through Crawfordsburn. It offers opportunities for hikers and nature lovers to explore the stunning landscapes and coastal areas of the village and its surroundings.
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There is no shortage of local schools, both primary and secondary to the residents of Crawfordsburn .
Crawfordsburn Country Park is a beautiful natural park covering woodland, coastline, and a sandy beach. The park offers walking trails, picnic areas, wildlife spotting opportunities, and access to Crawfordsburn Beach.
Crawfordsburn Country Park
The Old Inn
