Ness
Gardens
Four miles from our site you can find the idyllic place for nature and garden lovers. Plan your visit and discover 64 acres of plants, wildlife and breathtaking landscapes - the perfect day out for all ages and inspiration for keen gardeners
Chester
City
Ride on an open bus top or take a tour of this historic roman city, Chester offers a fantastic day out for shopping, dining and theatre.
Visit https://chester.com/ to plan your day.
Theatre
Lovers
Visit the https://www.storyhouse.com/ where films, plays and the arts are celebrated. We recommend the outdoor theatres in the summer evenings – a wonderful experience for all the family.
Opened in 1976 Theatre Clywd is renowned for its quality and varied productions throughout the years. Visit https://www.theatrclwyd.com/ to discover what’s on.
Walk
Cheshire’s
Walk Cheshire’s beautiful Sandstone Trail
Start your day in Frodsham, before climbing to the summit of Overton Hill from where Delamere Forest lies ahead, the perfect destination for a picnic. Further along the trail, on the outskirts of Delamere Forest, is a hidden gorge called Urchin’s Kitchen. It’s a glacial melt-water channel formed at the end of the last Ice Age and well worth a visit along the way.
Leaving the forest, you climb up on to a ridge overlooking the Welsh hills before finally reaching the pretty market town of Tarporley, with its abundance of pubs, coffee shops and hotels; you can opt to stay here before continuing on with your journey.
There’s plenty more to see and do: stop off at Beeston and Peckforton Castle, try your hand at making candles at the Cheshire Candle Workshops or sample delicious Cheshire Farm Ice Cream.
Touring
Wales
With 250 miles of coastline, North Wales offers an abundance of diverse beaches to explore. From the famous Colwyn Bay beach, boasting a coastline longer than Rio's Copacabana, to the family-friendly resorts of Rhyl and Llandudno, there's something for everyone. For a tranquil retreat, head to the secluded beaches of the Llyn Peninsula, while lively resorts like Abersoch cater to those seeking adventure with world-class water sports. Don't miss the chance to visit Nefyn's Ty Coch Inn, voted one of the world's top ten beach bars. Anglesey, being an island, offers a range of beaches, each steeped in history and maritime heritage, with significant landmarks dotting the coastline.
Chester
Zoo
With over 31,00- animals and 128 acres to explore Chester Zoo is the top destination in the North West. With so much to see and do we recommend you start your day early. A fun and educational day out for all ages. Visit https://www.chesterzoo.org/ for a day on the wild side