![]() ![]() ![]() Why go? Even the reluctant day-tripper can get on board with the Surrey Hills, a convenient green getaway that visitors can reach in under an hour. What is it? A pretty patch of verdant countryside that’s surprisingly easy to reach from London. Get there: Around 45 minutes from London Bridge to Tunbridge Wells, which has bus services out into the High Weald countryside. Choose from the fairytale Meadow Keeper’s Cottage, complete with log burner and stable door, or the luxe Roundhouse with a wood-fired hot tub. Stay here: Cabins don’t get much cuter than those nestled in the 40 acres of gardens belonging to Swallowtail Hill. Steam train experiences include murder mysteries and afternoon tea, all while being hauled through the picturesque countryside by a steam or diesel engine. ĭon’t miss: A trip along the Spa Valley Railway. Despite enjoying a relaxed pace of life, the area also has a bumper line up of events throughout the year, from a popular walking festival to vineyard tours. Why go? Whether you want to wander the pretty woodland walks, scale the sandstone crags of Harrison’s Rocks, or pedal along the 22km of cycle tracks in Bedgebury Forest, High Weald packs a lot into its patch of south east England. What is it? A charming medieval landscape with a lively events calendar. ![]() Get there: Around 40 minutes by train from Marylebone to Amersham. Treat yourself with a cute barn-conversion, or go all out with a wing of the main house. Stay here: Nestled on the edge of the historic Stonor Park estate, a short drive from picturesque Turville, White Pond Farm has choice of cosy accommodation. Plan your trip to conicide with it (future dates TBC) and rub shoulders with fellow ramblers.ĭon’t miss: Food fans should add Marlow to their bucket list. Tom Kerridge has no less than three restaurants here, settle in for pub grub in at The Coach or head to The Butcher’s Tap for food on the go. The area is so well bestowed with countryside walks, that it’s got it’s own festival dedicated to hillside strolling. Kids will love the Roald Dahl museum (Dahl lived here for almost 40 years), and grown-ups will love the relaxed rustic pubs and Michelin-starred restaurants. Why go? Reclaim your personal space in The Chilterns, a quieter alternative to more well-known UK holiday destinations. If you make it down to Carson Park during the fall when the air is crisp and the leaves are crunchy, you can catch high-school and UW-Eau Claire football games in action.What is it? An uncrowded and peaceful area of natural beauty, which inspired the likes of Roald Dahl, Oscar Wilde, and Agatha Christie. The Chippewa Valley Museum is tucked away at Carson Park as well if you and the family want to learn more about the history of the Chippewa Valley! Before you leave, you must take a photo with the infamous Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox statues at Wisconsin Logging Camp, formerly Paul Bunyan Logging Camp. ![]() If you’re in need of wheels or other outdoor equipment, check out Riverside Bike and Skate, Passion Board Shop, Erik’s Bike and Skate, or even UW-Eau Claire’s Environmental Adventure Center. There’s even a skate park a short walk away for those who like to ride in style on wheels. Carson Park has trails of all sorts for the family to get in touch with nature. Maybe the kids are due for a day out of the house. If you’re in need of a fun beach day, then Half Moon Lake has a beach for you to catch some rays. It all just comes down to what you’re in the mood for! If you’re searching for some peace and tranquility, you can try fishing from Braun’s Bay or Half Moon Lake. Join us for a fun day outside at Carson Park! There is no shortage of things to do here. ![]()
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