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Rudyard Lake (Staffordshire)Newest Review: ... does get very busy, especially during the weekends and holiday periods. The visitor centre is an introduction and overview of the lake, detailing all activities and things to do and see while you are there. Joining this area of the lake is the boat moorings, and boat launching (prices of things I will give a summary of at the end) where there is always a lot of activity going on. You can bring your own boat for the day if you fancy a day's sailing (you can also hire a perminent mooring for your boat here). There is also the option of bringing or hiring your own canoes, and you can hire boats located at the lake (you need to contact them ... more |
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by - written on 28/09/09 (Very useful, 44 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, 357 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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