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Rother Valley Country Park (Sheffield): ... must start this review by confessing that I can t fully review the park as it is very large and I haven t been to all of it. I started visiting regularly after having my baby a year ago and regularly go on our own or with family or friends and walk round two large lakes which is where the visitor centre, watersports and cafe is, I think the rest of the park is more natural / wildlife oriented but as I say I haven ...
Read the full review: Lovely park with lakes, watersports and wildlife by masterchef98

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	Moel Famau Country Park (Wales) National Park / The park lies North East Wales bordering the counties of Denbighshire and Flintshire. It is well known for the prominent Jubilee Tower remains at the summit. overall rating 2 reviews

	The Forest of Bowland (Lancashire) National Park / A nationally protected landscape with an area of barren gritstone fells, deep valleys and peat moorland.

	Williamson Park (Lancaster) Lancaster / National Park / Lancashire / LA1 1UX / England

	Duthie Park (Aberdeen) Aberdeen / National Park / Scotland - The park is noted for the winter gardens with tropical and arid houses. overall rating 3 reviews

	Nene Park & Ferry Meadows Country Park (Peterborough) Address: Ham Lane / National Park / Orton Waterville / Peterborough / PE2 5UU / England - Ferry Meadows is the 200ha Country Park at the heart of Nene Park. overall rating 1 review

	Brixworth Country Park (Northants) Address: Northampton Rd / National Park / Brixworth / Northampton / East Midlands / England - Be sure to bring your bike along! Bike the seven miles from the park around Pitsford Water. overall rating 1 review

	Nature Discovery Centre (Thatcham) Address: Muddy Lane / National Park / Thatcham / Berkshire / RG19 3FU / England - The centre offers a year round programme of events, workshops, special exhibitions, walks and talks for children, families and adults. ...

	Hawkstone Park and Follies (Shrewsbury) Address: Weston-Under-Redcastle / National Park / Shrewsbury / Shropshire / SY4 5UY / England

	National Trust Woodchester Park (Stroud) Address: Nympsfield / National Park / Nr Stroud / Gloucestershire / GL10 3TS / England overall rating 1 review

	Queens Park (Blackburn) National Park / The park stretches over 33 acres and features a small lake.

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	Moel Famau Country Park (Wales) ... have always been an outdoors girl, I ve never loved anything more than being out and about walking or riding as a child and homework was very rarely able to compete with my yearning for the outdoors. I hadn t been out other than the occasional dabble until very recently when very sadly my friend passed away unexpectedly whilst working as a mountain leader, doing the job he loved in the environment that he loved and, lets face it, the mountains aren t a bad office. Since then I have thrown myself into hill walking, managing most weeks to get out and up a hill of some description in some part of the UK. Not only has this had the effect of improving my fitness it is als... Read the full review: valleys, views and king size erections! by pania22
	Alnwick Garden ... Garden The Treehouse Situated just off the A1 at Alnwic, Northumberland, and is well signposted if travelling by car. There is ample parking available. Buses - connect Alnwick to surrounding towns and also Newcastle. Train - the east coast line stops at Alnmouth which is 4 miles away. There is an excellent review of the Alnwick Garden on here and I would urge you to read it. I couldn t possibly do better and would like to concentrate on the Treehouse, which if you haven t heard of it is definitely one of the most magical restaurants in the world. It s located high up in the treetops, with a huge roaring log fire in the centre of the room and trees growin... Read the full review: A truly magical dining experience by Assasin
	Duthie Park (Aberdeen) ... Park. A place I basically lived in as a child. Now I m older (not much older mind you), I m still there all the time, just not for the see-saw. Some people forget that parks aren t just for children. They forget that parks are in fact beautiful places that anyone can enjoy. Duthie Park is definitely one of those parks. Duthie Park is situated very near the centre of of the city, just a 5-10 minute brisk walk from the centre of town, it is easily accessible from all areas in Aberdeen so no one has to miss out or travel very far. Luckily, it only takes me 15 minutes to walk there, so I can enjoy the beauty anytime I wish but now I m just bragging. Not only is the p... Read the full review: Duthie Park: A Beautiful Place by abercrombie92

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