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Country Parks & Nature Reserves in Stoke-on-Trent
Country Parks & Nature Reserves in Stoke-on-Trent: every place written up honestly, with the details parents actually need.
3 places 1 free to visit
FreeAstbury Mere Country Park
Congleton
A flat mile-long lake loop with a play field, free entry, and kayaking if you fancy getting on the water.
CaféCard onlyDog friendlyOutdoor play+5 more
from £4.50Lyme
Disley · ages 0+
Deer park, Crow Wood playscape and gardens at Disley - park and garden from about £4.50 kids.
ToiletsParkingPicnic areaCafé+2 more
Tegg's Nose Country Park
Macclesfield
Quarry climbing and abseiling, a geology trail, and a dragonfly letter hunt for younger walkers, on the hills above Macclesfield.
Accessible toiletBaby changeBike parkingBooking required+4 more
Good to know: country parks & nature reserves in Stoke-on-Trent
Are any of them free?
Yes, Astbury Mere Country Park is free to visit.
What does a paid visit cost?
Paid entry starts from £4.50 at Lyme. Prices, ages and facilities are listed on every place page, taken from each venue's own published price list.
Whereabouts are they?
You'll find country parks & nature reserves in Congleton, Disley and Macclesfield. Every place we list is in or around Stoke-on-Trent, and each listing has the full address and directions.
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