East Carlton Country Park

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Free amazing location children's area, beautiful walks around the estate. The best country in Northamptonshire Made good use of the Heritage room to meet with friends on a dull and chilly day. The does get busy, even on dull days, but is a pleasant place. is free, which is pretty rare today, and there's a good cafe. The children's is very popular and there are trails for walking and exercising dogs/kids. Plenty of walking trails and areas for children. Also there is free car which can accommodate a lot of vehicles. There are ducks to feed but there a little wary of humans. East Carlton Country has the walking trails, it has lots of dogs and it has a playground meaning it is suitable for kids, it has a cafe, free car and wall ice cream, everything is free. It is an open field and it has toilets. it was an ok place. Beautiful featuring a children's playground, ample parking, and a picnic area. It's great for a short walk. A lovely walk. Clean and well kept. Good little coffee shop. Dogs are allowed to be off lead and when we went there were many dogs and their owners enjoying the grounds. Free car park, ideal place for families, children, or even dog walking.. Have a little shop, a cafè, a small museum, and toilets.. The footpaths are good and well maintained. Children also. Plenty of places for nice photos. If you enjoy nature and go for a walk. Nice visit. Lovely walks with the dogs. Just be prepared for lots of dogs off lead. Paths are just about okay for prams, but more the off road type. Nice little cafe. Little limited on dietary options, the people that work there are really nice. Child’s is really nice. We stopped at East Carlton Country in Corby. Free car park. Beautiful site for a or picnic. Large for the children. Cafe / restaurant and a gift shop. Friendly staff in the shops. Nice atmosphere. We had an ice-cream and enjoyed the sunshine. The toilets were clean and easy to find. I would visit again and recommend to friends and family. It’s a beautiful, serene country with a designated for with allocated seating nearby for parents/guardians. The in at most intermediate as there are some slight inclines however, majority of the path is light. Theres lot of huge Oak trees which was amazing to see and wood crafts throughout the park. There is an to make purchases which has a variety of drinks, treats and eats. Ice cream bars were about £2.80 for one. There is a small duck pond with seating nearby and feed available for purchase. Very dog friendly with a dog wash area, as well as food on sale. Best part is Free parking! So you can make it a day long outing bring your blankets etc. Great walks, great facilities, free parking, and toilets. A place for all seasons. It's always a pleasure to here, hard paths for access for all abilities and off piste pathways for mini adventures. Free parking, plenty of space, and gorgeous views across the valley. Lovely coffee shop with lots of choice. Dog friendly and lots of activities for all ages and abilities. The staff here work hard to create a safe clean for all to enjoy. Lobe that it is accessible for all abilities. Brilliant country great woodland walk. Fantastic kids With sand. Café with delicious savoury pastries. Accessible toilet with shower and hoist.. Stream with stepping blocks great for adventure play. Lots of dog walkers. Unfortunately the house is privately owned and not accessible. Recently added a dog washing machine. Beautiful Country Park. Big carpark, cafe, toilets and playground. We enjoyed our visit and spent about 3hrs here in total. Toilets and are open 10am til 3:30pm but is open dawn to dusk 7 days a week. Accessibility is not great, a lot of the pathways are narrow and made up from rocks so getting round on a mobility scooter or in a wheelchair would be difficult. It is also situated on a hill but there are a lot of benches dotted around the trail so you can rest often if needed. I visited East Carlton Country last Wednesday with my grandad had a nice and we visited the This whole place and the forest is my sanctuary, where I escape to recharge and find serenity. The majestic trees tower above, and the diverse wildlife is a delight to behold – birds flit through the branches, while rabbits, rodents, and perhaps even foxes or badgers roam freely, their hidden dens visible on the forest floor. The forest's lush canopy and vibrant ecosystem create a sense of tranquillity, making it the perfect retreat from the world. And when I need a pick-me-up, the nearby cafeteria is always open, serving up a warm cup of coffee or a nourishing snack. A rare gem in this materialistic times. Free parking. Clean well maintained sandy with lots of different outdoor amusements. Table tennis tables [ bring your own bat's and ball] clean seating areas for quadrant to sit and watch play. Other areas for long or short walks where can explore the natural world around them or take the dog for a in clean areas as no dog mess seen. Male and female Toilets and a dog washing station if your dog gets muddy. A nice with reasonable priced food and a shop selling plants and other things. Interesting relics from the steel industry. Room for events to be held in the that added to attraction . Stayed all day with an 8 year old who often gets bored at places that charge either for the day or now by an annual fee. This country is FREE and well worth a visit. Its a pity there are not more like it. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. 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