Can you walk around Budworth Mere?

This walk takes you along the boardwalk at Budworth Mere in Marbury Country Park. You can start the walk from the car park at the park and then head up to the eastern side of the lake. The route then follows a footpaths along the southern side of the lake before returning to the car park. …

Does Marbury park have toilets?

Standard Toilet(s) The unisex toilets are located in the park grounds to the left of the main car park. Inside the venue, there is level access to the unisex toilet.

Who owns Budworth Mere?

The fishing rights at Budworth Mere are jointly owned by several angling clubs. The Association has stretches on both the northern bank (Great Budworth side) and on the southern bank (Marston side). The stretch on the southern bank is shared with Warrington AA.

How big is Budworth Mere?

80 acres
This is a large mere of some 80 acres. Despite the size of the lake, it is relatively shallow averaging 5 feet. The water shelves gradually before it levels out.

What to see in Little Budworth Country Park?

First impressions of Little Budworth Country Park are dominated by woodland but amongst the trees there is a mosaic of lowland heath, ponds and boggy mires. Paths meander through tranquil woodland and open glades providing a gentle walk whatever the time of year. Lowland heath is a very important habitat which is now rare in Cheshire.

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Are there any public toilets in Little Budworth?

Facilities: Toilets in Coach Road car park. There are pubs in Little Budworth, Eaton and Cotebrook. The garden centre at the northern end of Coach Road has an eating area and The Coffee Shop in Cotebrook provides meals daily, except non-holiday Mondays.