Earlswood Lakes — Attraction in Stratford-on-Avon

Earlswood Lakes – Where Toddlers and Sunsets Create Picture-Perfect Magic!

Earlswood Lakes is like nature’s canvas, and our recent visit felt like the brushstrokes of a masterpiece. As the sun began its gentle descent, we embarked on a tranquil journey around the lakes, armed with the most unpredictable yet delightful companions – two energetic toddlers.

In the company of these tiny explorers, Earlswood Lakes transformed into a realm of endless possibilities. From the moment we stepped onto the serene path, the toddlers embarked on an adventure of their own – pointing at the swaying reeds, giggling at the ducks, and chasing after mysterious rustlings in the underbrush. It was a vivid reminder that nature is the world’s greatest playground.

Our two-hour stroll around the lakes was a serene revelation. The way the setting sun painted the skies in hues of orange and pink, while casting a shimmering blanket over the water, was a sight to behold. The reflections on the lakes created surreal, mirror-like images that even the most seasoned photographers would envy.

The real magic of Earlswood Lakes, though, was its ability to bring out the child in all of us. We were taken back to a time when wonder and curiosity knew no bounds. It’s incredible how this place, nestled in the heart of nature, can turn adults into children and children into explorers.

So, if you’re in search of a magical escape from the daily grind, where the company of toddlers and the beauty of sunsets blend seamlessly, make your way to Earlswood Lakes. It’s not just a walk around lakes; it’s a walk into a world where nature and moments merge into pure,...

If you want some excellent winter fishing, then look No further than the Engine lake. I will go on record and say this is the best winter fishing in the UK at the moment. That's if you like catching F1s between 2lb-4lb It is a bite a chuck, Fish the method feeder with micros, and either wafter banded or spike, or pinkie/ maggot on a 3 inch hook length fished directly under the feeder. No need to hide your hook bait in the feeder. Fish 25-30 yds out, first few casts, empty your feeder up in the water, this will draw the fish in. After a few casts the fish will find you. Ensure your rod is secure at all times, or be prepared to wave it good bye. 100lb bags are...

Apart from the car park we used being too small and full (how dare others want to come here too), this place is beautiful Nice, easy walks around the lakes, meant we could push the pram with the baby in. There is green algae at the moment and our entrance didn't have a warning about it, but we did see a warning further round...slightly freaked me out that perhaps the 5 year old had got some on his hands and rubbed his eyes etc, but we are over a week on and he's fine so I guess he didn't, but do be warned if you see the algae, stay clear as it can cause gastrointestinal probs and eye issues, just keep an eye on kiddos.

Really lovely tho, we...