Rudyard Lake (Staffordshire) Reviews
Newest Review: ... that you can catch from this car park to this lake which is very cute and popular with the kids but also quite expensive at about £3-4 I believe. There are public toilets at the lake which is rather handy as you don't want to be caught short, especailly if you've just been on a hike! Next to the lake there is a delightful little cafe which serves hot and cold food and drinks and is resonably priced. There is seating outside so you can have a cup of tea and look across at the lake. There are also various benches which each give you a different view on this beautiful lake. I know you may be thinking, its only a lake, but once you have visited... more
Customer Rudyard Lake (Staffordshire) Reviews (3)
by - written on 23/11/11 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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Many years ago when the famous writer Rudgeyard Kipling's parents visited Rudgeyard Lake they thought it was so beautiful they named there son after this place. Whereas I won't be recommending the name to my recently pregnant friend I do agree that this place is truly stunning. Rudgeyard is a small village in Staffordshire and is most famous for its lake. The lake is huge stretching around 8 miles long and is located between the towns of Leek and Macclesfield. Surrounding the lake there is woodland and fields so there is wildlife a plenty and the lake itself host many fish such as pike and trout. Facilities at Rudgeyard Lake: There are two car ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/09/09 (Very useful, 407 readings)
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A few months ago my partners mum bought a mobile home on location, in a purpose built park, within a 5 minute walk of Rudyard Lake. A short while after this I had the pleasure of spending a long weekend with my partner and her daughter in the newly acquired mobile home. Rudyard Lake is ideally located very close to both Macclesfield & Leak (Just off the A523), and commutable from many surrounding towns / cities. The lake is a few miles in length, and on a 'family walk' you can walk around the entire lake within 3 4 hours. Although the one side of the lake is almost cycle track/canal like in appearance, the other side is somewhat more wild, and more of a mission, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/07/08 (Very useful, 653 readings)
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Rudyard Lake over the years has become one of my favourite places to go if I am looking to go out for a picnic or a fairly chilled out day. I discovered Rudyard only a couple of years ago even though it is located very close to where I live and only 20 minutes drive away. I had heard people talking of it, however never ventured out to take a look for myself, having been there quite a few times, it is really a worthwhile place to visit for a tranquil setting. Rudyard Lake is situated near Leek, Staffordshire. Following the winding roads through the Staffordshire Moorlands, you will come straight to Rudyard Hotel, a very nice hotel, quite cosy and nice to sit ... Read the complete review
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