Discover the best top things to do in Northamptonshire, United Kingdom including Stanwick Lakes, Pitsford Reservoir - Pitsford Water Park, Southfield Farm Marsh, Titchmarsh Nature Reserve, Kinewell Lakes, St James Lake, Wilson Pits Nature Reserve, Yarwell Mill Country Park, Yarwell Station And Nature Reserve, Corby Boating Lake.
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4.5 based on 936 reviews
We went here after seeing it advertised on fb, great day out and all for the cost of parking, which is cash only but you can pay at the counter in the gift shop by card before 5pm. (£5.60) We took a picnic, enjoyed a walk with a stop at the assault course which the kids loved then a stroll back to the park which includes a water area so pack towels and costumes as I didn’t know about this area so the kids went in their underwear. After lunch went for another stroll and came across another assortment of activities that the kids enjoyed they was tired at the end of the day but a brilliant day out. Their is a cafe on site if you wish to eat their or enjoy a coffee outside on the decking over the lake. Great for all ages, will defo be visiting again!
4.5 based on 230 reviews
The tranquil seven mile walk around Pitsford Water Nature Reserve is a joy. This protected area for wildlife is immaculately kept with no litter. Dogs, with the exception of assistance dogs, and cyclists are not allowed.
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Have visited titchmarsh reserve a few times whilst in the area, it's a lovely walk, would recommend it..
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Love going around the lake with my dog, lots of other walkers, and families use the track, wheelchair accessible, plus there are gym machines all around for those who want to get fit. Fishermen use the lake a lot and wildlife abounds...
4.5 based on 8 reviews
I have been twice this year and may go again before the years out. Toilets clean river and lake are great and it's just a nice peaceful getaway.
4.5 based on 2 reviews
I have seen the signs for this little station on many occasions previously but struggled to park on Elton road. I had both of my daughters with me on this occasion and we found the station using the Nene way footpath. We parked in Yarwell country park and followed the path until we saw a fairly faded sign for the station. We located a well concealed gateway and eventually found the little station and reserve. There are fishing lakes located nearby and plenty of wildlife dotted around too. As for this little station, it is the last on the line and has had investment in recent years and looks very well cared for too. Obviously there were no trains running on the day we visited but check for future travel as this looks like a lovely little novelty train trip. I have often said it is such a pity that most of out train tracks were pulled up or abandoned in the 1960s so it is always refreshing to see some left and still running. There is a quite uneven footpath running alongside a part of the track with seating for viewing. A lovely part of our county and beauty in abundance. Visited 14th may 2020.
4.0 based on 118 reviews
We went for a walk and discovered there was more woodland that we knew! It is clean and a lovely place for a picnic
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