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Lovely walk in the morning sunshine away from the crowds and intense heat of the day. Plenty of free parking. Wild flowers growing along the banks. Nice flat walk ideal for all ages.
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Date of experience: August 2020
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Great walking place worth going to, takes about 45 mins walking there and back, it was bit quiet due to being Christmas Day
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Date of experience: December 2019
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Very busy , the cafe shut 20 mins earlier than stated,there are play parks, yes, but so full my kids never got a look in . My youngest was almost knocked down by an ignorant cyclist, many dogs wandering not on leads and definitely not very wheelchair friendly (my toddler uses a wheelchair pushchair), wont be going back , the walk was nice though .…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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The park, old station and grounds are a wonderful setting to walk and take in the air. Of particular note is the tea room. The coffee is excellent and the homemade raspberry scones with white chocolate were truly incomparable.
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Date of experience: August 2019
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there seems to be much misguidence with regards to the whereabouts of Wynyard Woodland Walk. this is NOT to be confused with the Castle Eden Walk, which runs alongside Wynyard Hall grounds on the old railway track! Wynyard woodlad walk is with in the grounds of the Hall, and can be accessed through the Gardens. It isn't a very long walk, and it will take you in a circle beside the lake. There are lots of little hidden things to find, as well as old monuments, and bridges ect. The walk lends itself for a variety of settings, from the romantic, to the playful. We took a picnic to enjoy, and there were plenty of picnic tables to use, should the ground not be that accessible for some. :)…
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Date of experience: July 2019
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