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About the area
Nestled between the Welsh hills and Derbyshire Peaks, the Cheshire plains make an ideal location to take things slow and mess around in boats. Cheshire has more than 200 miles (302 km) of man-made waterways, more than any other county in England
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Nearby places to stay
Mottram Hall
Set in 272 acres of some of Cheshire's most beautiful parkland, this 18th-century Georgian country house is certainly an idyllic retreat. The hotel boasts extensive leisure facilities, ...
Capesthorne Hall
Located within the grounds of the notable Jacobean Capesthorne Hall, this lush, all level site provides generously sized pitches, all with electricity and most with hardstandings. The S...
The Plough Inn
In the traditional Cheshire mould of half-brick, half-timber, this rural inn offers modern accommodation and hearty pub food and drink. Public areas include a stylish Orangery with high...
Broomfield Barn
Broomfield Barn provides guests with the perfect ingredients for a refreshing countryside retreat. The award-winning, self-catering accommodation is situated in a charming building surr...
Broomfield Barn
Broomfield Barn provides guests with the perfect ingredients for a refreshing countryside retreat. The award-winning, self-catering accommodation is situated in a charming building surr...
Owen House Farm
Owen House Farm, as the name suggests, is a working farm which is being converted to a stunning wedding venue in the heart of the Cheshire countryside – though you don't have to be at a...
Lowes Mill Cottages at Torr Vale Mill
The four historic cottages are converted outbuildings of the Grade II* listed Torr Vale Mill, which was England’s longest continuously working mill, from 1785 to 2000. Set in a deep val...
The Lion & Swan
The Lion and Swan is a combination of heritage and charm combined with modern style. A lovingly restored black and white building that dates back to the 17th century, it has a sympathet...
