Lagan Valley Regional Park is Northern Ireland's first and only Regional Park. The River Lagan and its surrounding valley landscapes are renowned for their natural beauty. At the heart of the Lagan Valley are the River Lagan and canal systems that form the main access and wildlife corridor bridging two of Northern Ireland's population centres.

This unique area is typified by its rolling landscapes, ornamental parklands and farmland. The Lagan Valley Regional Park was established in 1967 as one of three unique semi-urban designations in the UK at that time. Lagan Valley Regional Park lies within the two local authority areas of Belfast City Council and Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council.

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