Delamere Forest Camping And Caravanning Club Site

It also contains a Go Ape! high-wire forest adventure attraction for teenagersand adults.Further afield are Manley Mere water sport and adventure park, Crocky Trail adventuretrail, the Anderton Boat Lift waterway and Blakemere, a family attraction with freeadmission and parking.There’s a picturesque railway station next to the site where you can catch trains toChester and Manchester.FacilitiesHard standing with electric hook-upsGrass pitch with electric hook-upHardstanding only pitchWell sheltered siteGrass only pitch (no electric)Flushing toiletsShower blockWashbasinsElectric shaver socketsDisabled dedicated access facilitiesParent and baby roomChemical toilet disposal pointMotorhome stop - offDrinking water tapsWashing machinesDishwashing facilitiesIce pack freezingGas cylinders availablePayphonePets welcomeWi-FiBattery Charging FacilitiesRailway station: Delamere next to site.Bus stop: 1.25 miles from site entrance on routes to Chester and Frodsham.Worth noting: Poor TV reception.Eat Local: RM Wilding and The Hollies farm shops supply a range of produce.Eddisbury Fruit Farm claims to be the home of Cheshire apple juice and cider. Nearby pubs The Carriers Inn, Vale Royal Abbey Arms and Fishpool Inn all serve goodfood.More DetailsDelamere Forest itself has many forest roads and trails that are ideal for walking and cycling. The Linmere Visitor Centre and café are also on Forestry Commission land near the campsite. Bikes can be hired at the Visitor Centre.The Forest also hosts regular, high-profile concerts.Go Ape! is a high-wire forest adventure for teenagers and adults and is only a short stroll from the campsite.There is a picturesque railway station is next to the campsite and trains go from here to Chester and Manchester. The station also has a good café.There are two long-distance walks that go through the Forest. The Sandstone Trail runs for 34 miles through Cheshire and Shropshire while the Baker Way connects the Forest with the historic city of Chester.In Chester you will find a beautiful, Gothic cathedral, the 13th century 'Rows' of shops and Britain's largest Roman Amphitheatre, now managed by English Heritage.Chester Zoo is one of the largest zoos in the country, home to 7,000 animals spanning 400 different species.Britain's first - and now England's only - working Boat Lift is at Anderton.Liverpool is half an hour's drive from the campsite. Here you will find the new attraction about the Fab Four - the Beetles Story, two magnificent cathedrals, the Anglican Liverpool Cathedral and the Roman Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King and many other attractions.The Crewe Heritage Centre tells the story of the town and its railway heritage. It has a viewing area over the famous mainline railway junction.DirectionsOS Map Ref: 117 - SJ555704Lat: 53.2288 Long: -2.6681