Top Things to do in North West England
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Discover the best top things to do in North West England, United Kingdom including Sandbach Community Football Centre, Ambleside Climbing Wall, Keswick Rugby Football Club, Eden Rock, Newlands Adventure Centre, Parthian Climbing Manchester, Chester City Baths, Substation Climbing, Yoga & Cafe, Rookin House Activity Centre, UK Bungee Club - Manchester 160ft Bungee Jump.
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1. Sandbach Community Football Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
2. Ambleside Climbing Wall
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 230 reviews
Indoor climbing venue suitable for all ages in the heart of The Lake District! Offering Taster sessions, Private Lessons, Children's Clubs and Climbing for Experienced climbers and beginners alike. We are open throughout the week, see opening times, session details and info on outdoor climbing at "www.amblesideadventure.co.uk". Our parent company Adventure Peaks also offers a wide range of outdoor activities; from local treks to climbing some of the World's largest mountains. Get in touch for more information!
Reviewed By samlQ50OP
Me and my family were on a trip to the Lake District and staying in Ambleside, which is a very nice town overall, and most of the time was climbing mountains and such like. However, on our last day, it was raining hard, but we still wanted to do something and this climbing wall had caught our eye. Located above a climbing shop at the bottom of the hill our house was on, it was situated perfectly for a quick rainy walk to the place and the same back. When we got there, my dad, my two sisters and I (my mum stayed at home) were met by our very entertaining and enthusiastic climbing instructor, George. And by George, he was amazing, a perfect balance of help and playful support. After finding the correct size of climbing shoe, which could be rented out at a very reasonable price considering the amount they helped once on the wall, we were immediately taken into the bouldering room, and taught the basics of climbing walls and then took part in challenges. The best thing was, it didn’t matter how good you were as there were challenges that suited everyone. Then we were taken into the impressive climbing wall room, and those walls were high! After a quick briefing of the harnesses and pulley system we were ready to go. There was an easier wall and a harder wall. Me and my dad started on the harder wall (as we were similar weights) and I was climbing while he was belaying (controlling my rope and keeping me from dying). I reached the top first try, but don’t let that fall you, I’ve climbed before and it wasn’t easy by any means! After coming down, George then challenges me to do the wall only using green handholds, and that time the wall beat the man. I just couldn’t do it. But it was very fun to try. Then we all rotated and my dad was climbing while I belayed him. He didn’t do as well as me as he is scared of heights. But when we switched to the easier wall, after some supportive words before he started and some while he was on the wall, meant he did manage to reach the top! He was VERY happy when he came down. As I had done well on the hard wall, George just set me hard challenges on the easier wall and I enjoyed myself immensely just trying to figure out how to beat them. Once the climbing shoes were off and bid fair well to George, we went and had a quick bite in the cafe above the wall, which had a viewing window which allowed an easy view of the wall and those on it, and some parents were sitting up there watching kids of their own doing it, and I found it fun to marvel at those who looked like professionals, jumping up and down the wall with ease. Afterwards, when we got back to the house I collapsed on a chair with aching arms and legs, but very proud of what I’d done. All in all, an excellent experience every wall I attempted, and am looking forward to doing it again next year (hopefully).
3. Keswick Rugby Football Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 64 reviews
Keswick Rugby Football Club is located just next to Booths Supermarket in the centre of Keswick - We are a small family friendly club which is primarily a Rugby Club which has representations from aged 5 years through to 2 Adult Teams - we are also a Function venue for all kinds of celebrations, meetings, conferences and all other social gatherings - we are also a Clubhouse with a fully stocked bar selling local Beers and Real Ales - we also sell Fresh Bean to Cup Coffee from Rijo42 and we offer a full Bar Meal menu with Children's Menu and sweets available - we boast the most beautiful Beer Garden in the town and in Winter we have two real open fires - we show all major sporting events on our Giant screen and we welcome everyone. So, why not give us a "try" !
4. Eden Rock
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 124 reviews
Eden Rock is one of the largest indoor bouldering walls in England. We have something for everyone, even if you've never tried bouldering or rock climbing before.
Reviewed By annel824 - Carlisle, United Kingdom
An excellent facility for young, old, experienced or novice climbers. Very friendly atmosphere, staff and other users only too happy to help you figure routes out. The routes are changed regularly so little chance of getting bored with the same climbs. The cafe is cheap and cheerful. I’m a regular visitor, once or twice per week.
5. Newlands Adventure Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 44 reviews
Newlands Adventure Centre is Keswick's largest provider of outdoor activities and the UK's longest established outdoor activity centre. With some of the best facilities in the Lake District and located in a truly beautiful and unique environment, we are an AALS licensed centre committed to providing you with the best instruction and accommodation available. Have a look at our website for much more information and photos. Activities: All activities are available on both a residential and non residential basis and you can choose from... - Mountain Walking - Archery - Kayaking - Canoeing - Rock or Indoor Climbing - Ghyll Scrambling - 2 High Ropes Courses - Initiative Exercises From a half day taster session to a fully residential week long course, we can cater for a wide rang
Reviewed By rebeccag544 - London, United Kingdom
Great day canoeing and ghyll scrambling with Jack. Had a full tour of Derwent water in the morning, great views and visited a few of the islands. Ghyll scrambling in the afternoon was great fun. Jack explained everything really well and made sure everyone felt safe and had a lot of fun.
6. Parthian Climbing Manchester
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 424 reviews
We are Parthian Climbing Manchester | Harrogate | Reading | Southampton Drop us a call or visit us online to book your first climbing experience.
Reviewed By LittleMissStargazer - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Our kids (8 and 10) have been coming here for over a year. The staff are great with them, they give lots of encouragement, work to each child’s strengths, and the teaching is really good. The facilities are excellent - the height & size of the old church building means it’s a great & varied challenge for climbers of all ages & experience. Coffee is great too! Highly recommend.
7. Chester City Baths
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
One of the Northwest's most historic active Swimming Pool's based in the heart of Chester. The City Baths were built in 1901 and offers two rectangular swimming pools, known as the Atlantic and the Pacific. We include a variety of sessions for all ages and abilities from learning to swim for adults and children, competitive training, water polo, triathlon, adult leisure, sub aqua or party hire!
8. Substation Climbing, Yoga & Cafe
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
State of the art climbing and yoga centre. Our climbing walls offer challenges for everyone from small children through to seasoned professionals, including our fully specced training area. The bespoke yoga studio holds daily classes in a variety of styles, including hot yoga. Substation cafe serves a delicious vegan friendly menu including authentic stone baked pizza and fresh coffee. Food is served between 12pm and 9pm on Monday through to Friday and between 9am and 6pm on Saturday and Sunday. Takeaway is also available during our regular opening hours and up until 9pm on Saturday.
Reviewed By drogie734 - Bollington, United Kingdom
Best indoor bouldering wall I've visited, which has route resets every couple of weeks which is a must if you're planning on going again and again. Cafe is unreal, and all the staff and other climbers are approachable and helpful whatever you may need. Definitely recommend it to any experienced and/or regular climbers, or complete beginners or families that've never tried climbing before - it isn't as daunting as you'd think and you'll soon be hooked!
9. Rookin House Activity Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 455 reviews
Established for over 20 years Rookin House has an amazing range of activities at competitive prices.We can offer activities for individuals, families and large groups including stag& hen and corporate.We are situated half way between Keswick and Penrith (9miles from each) and 4 miles from Ullswater.The mountain range of Blencathra provides a stunning back drop for the centre.Activities include Horse Riding, Pony Trekking, Clay Pigeon Shooting, Air Rifles, Archery, Indoor Karting, Human Bowling, Zip Wire, Assault Course, Argo Cat Off Road Experience, Dakar 4 X 4 and a Stalwart Army Truck.Pre-booking advisable.
Reviewed By areeve20
My friend & I booked 3 activities: horse riding, clay pigeon shooting & quad biking, all of which were AMAZING!! Firstly, big thanks to all the girls at the riding section, especially the lady out on the trek with us... unfortunately can’t remember her name (she was riding a lovely horse called Jessie). She helped me learn how to have full control over the horse & I felt less nervous knowing she was around! (Big shoutout to Sam the beautiful horse I was riding for being such a good boy!!) The clay pigeon shooting was fun & the quad biking was just incredible!! We didn’t want to get off after our 40 mins was up!! All the staff we spoke to were lovely & helpful.. especially Alistair who we were able to have a bit of ‘banter’ with & even carried on with the quad bike ride after falling over and injuring his foot!! All in all a fantastic day @ Rookin House. Will definitely be back!
10. UK Bungee Club - Manchester 160ft Bungee Jump
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
UK Bungee Club is the market leader in bungee jumping, operating with sites across the UK. The 160ft jump at Manchester takes place at our flagship location for crane jumps in the north England. Located at Manchester’s Salford Quays the jump allows for magnificent views of Manchester before taking the plunge over water. Jump events generally occur once every two months at Manchester, providing regular opportunities for thrill seekers.
