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Fell Foot Park, Newby Bridge

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C16VEH

Such a beautiful spot on a sunny day. We ended a week of adventures with a picnic by the water. It was 4pm but the waterside and lake were full of adults and children having fun. If you want to paddle... more »
Michael N

Pleasant enough area with nice cafe in old boathouse. Unless you are quite active there is not much to do other than go for long walks more »
562hannah

Went here on Wednesday 31,05,17 weather was perfect spent all day here arrived at 10 am home at 5pm. Took our canoe and all the kids, picnic, certainly family fun, the planes going over head were a be... more »

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Robert Maddock

A great spot to experience the Lake District in miniature. This park was once the garden to a large house which has since been demolished. Lawns, woodland, Victorian boat houses, lakeside access and a cafe.

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Sheila tolley

Lovely walk & views of boat lake, meadow nearby, but they recommend dogs being on the lead due to live stock possibly being in the vicinity, Surprisingly seating is limited around park. There is a cafe but a picnic would be great. payable Car park available, National trust members have free entry if you have a pass.

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Ben Lewis

This is a pleasant park located at the foot of lake Windermere. there are some nice walks starting from here and there's plenty to see watching the boats on the water. There is a barbecue area too. Parking is for National Trust members.

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Tom Roberts

We went here in January to Launch canoes for a trip up the lake. It is a beautiful place. While we were there we saw that there is a park run there on Saturday morning too. Even in January there was a toilet open although most of the facilities were shut for the winter.

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Geoff Smart

Park is brilliant, lovely walks and great views, later on in the year I bet it will be good when the wild flowers are out. Only downside was the cafe, not really a good standard

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