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Hermitage estate
o lune, Hermitage estate Low road Crock, Halton, Lancaster LA2 9HU, United Kingdom
Scarthwaite Country House Hotel
Crook O Lune, Lancaster LA2 9HR, United Kingdom
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Woodies

o' Lune, Crook, Lancaster, United Kingdom
4.7(365)
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4.7
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5.0
1y

Was in the area and paid the Crook O Lune a visit today. On entering there are two car parks, a hut selling snacks and picnic benches, some of which overlook the river. On a warm summer's day, as was today, this is a great location to walk along the river, dog walk, walk through woodlands or sit and be surrounded by nature. The path down to the river (from the car parks and picnic area) is narrow and declines. This could be unsuitable for disabled people or those in wheelchairs etc. The car park is pay and display, however currently the machines are out of order. A beautiful location which I would recommend for relaxing and...

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5.0
3y

A very nice spot to enjoy a picnic on a sunny day. Its a public park, free of charge (not sure if the parking is free, tough). During summer people use to swim here since the water is clean and shallow. Just beware of the rocks under your feet (best to go with sneakers). There is no restaurant nearby, so bring your own food and drinks. You can also get here by bus or car, but we came on foot - its a nice path by the river Lune from the city of Lancaster (about an hour of easy trekking). Don't forget your hats and sunblock! It's a dog and kids' friendly place. Hnit: the further you go, more privacy you get. Under the bridge is...

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5.0
3y

Considering we have driven hours to visit places that are known to be good walks, this place just down the road from us beats most of them. You can take various routes, from walks in open fields next to the river, famously painted by Turner himself, to woodland walks, I think there is about 4 circular routes you can take, or you could even combine them in to 1 larger one... couldn't recommend this place for a wander highly enough, especially on a warm summers day.

Parking is easy and always space, £1 for the whole day and a small cafe on the car park..... all pretty...

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Me 66Me 66
Was in the area and paid the Crook O Lune a visit today. On entering there are two car parks, a hut selling snacks and picnic benches, some of which overlook the river. On a warm summer's day, as was today, this is a great location to walk along the river, dog walk, walk through woodlands or sit and be surrounded by nature. The path down to the river (from the car parks and picnic area) is narrow and declines. This could be unsuitable for disabled people or those in wheelchairs etc. The car park is pay and display, however currently the machines are out of order. A beautiful location which I would recommend for relaxing and countryside views.
Luiza FerreiraLuiza Ferreira
A very nice spot to enjoy a picnic on a sunny day. Its a public park, free of charge (not sure if the parking is free, tough). During summer people use to swim here since the water is clean and shallow. Just beware of the rocks under your feet (best to go with sneakers). There is no restaurant nearby, so bring your own food and drinks. You can also get here by bus or car, but we came on foot - its a nice path by the river Lune from the city of Lancaster (about an hour of easy trekking). Don't forget your hats and sunblock! It's a dog and kids' friendly place. Hnit: the further you go, more privacy you get. Under the bridge is usually packed.
Michael BithellMichael Bithell
I would normally give natural places 5 stars. This place is lovely, so why only 4 stars. The parking was awful. Both my wife and I tried 4 times each to pay, but they machine wouldn't connect and payments were void. This happened to pretty much everyone else. There's not very good reception up there, so you couldn't even make a call and pay. I had a quick look around whilst my wife tried to pay, and there was a large tree across one of the paths. You could see it had been down for a while due the the man made path around it. We gave up in the end and left without fully enjoying it.
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A very nice spot to enjoy a picnic on a sunny day. Its a public park, free of charge (not sure if the parking is free, tough). During summer people use to swim here since the water is clean and shallow. Just beware of the rocks under your feet (best to go with sneakers). There is no restaurant nearby, so bring your own food and drinks. You can also get here by bus or car, but we came on foot - its a nice path by the river Lune from the city of Lancaster (about an hour of easy trekking). Don't forget your hats and sunblock! It's a dog and kids' friendly place. Hnit: the further you go, more privacy you get. Under the bridge is usually packed.
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I would normally give natural places 5 stars. This place is lovely, so why only 4 stars. The parking was awful. Both my wife and I tried 4 times each to pay, but they machine wouldn't connect and payments were void. This happened to pretty much everyone else. There's not very good reception up there, so you couldn't even make a call and pay. I had a quick look around whilst my wife tried to pay, and there was a large tree across one of the paths. You could see it had been down for a while due the the man made path around it. We gave up in the end and left without fully enjoying it.
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