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Delamere Forest
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Delamere Forest Visitor Centre
Forest Centre Car Park, Delamere Forest, Northwich CW8 2JD, United Kingdom
Go Ape Delamere
Delamere Forest Linmere, Northwich CW8 2JD, United Kingdom
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Delamere Forest Cafe
Delamere, Northwich CW8 2JD, United Kingdom
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Delamere Forest
2 Lynmere Cottages, Delamere, Northwich CW8 2JD, United Kingdom
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Delamere Forest - Forestry England, (main car park)
Delamere, Northwich CW8 2HZ, United Kingdom
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Forest Holiday Cottages Ltd
Lynmere Moss Farm, Delamere CW8 2JD, United Kingdom
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Delamere Forest

2 Lynmere Cottages, Delamere, Northwich CW8 2JD, United Kingdom
4.6(264)
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attractions: Delamere Forest Visitor Centre, Go Ape Delamere, restaurants: Delamere Forest Cafe, local businesses: Delamere Forest, Delamere Forest, Delamere Forest - Forestry England, (main car park)
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Reviews of Delamere Forest

4.6
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4.0
4y

delemere forest itself is pretty and well maintained, the forest looks old and healthy, the wildlife there was not as diverse as i hoped but that could be for many reasons and i cannot mark them down for that. the canopy is tall and thick but the pond/lake was quite over grown. which for the birds, this is santuary. A huge cry of blackheaded gulls was roosting here when we when.

the pathways is well maintained and you can walk here with sandals safety even in wet weather. which the day i visited was a wet day with intimitent showers. The visitors centre has bike hire, segway, horse riding and a cafe, the food in this cafe was very good and the car park was nice and has a huge area surrounding it for picnics etc.

the only big reason why this is not a 5 star is it adopted on of my pet hates. there is no bins around the forest which lead to seeing a lot of dog poo on the pathway or filled doggy poo bags as you wall round the forrest, that said there was hardly any littering which i thi.k is a big thumbs up to...

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3.0
3y

Nice woodland. Expected a bit more from the size of the place in all honesty. We walked with buggy and visited cafe & toilet stop. Cafe was slightly below ok. Have left a review under cafe with details.

Would like to see tramper hire here and slightly better signage from the new car park just to point people in the direction of the walks/woodland. We walked the red route but it felt a bit like a highway (we visited in low season end September). Realise e-trikes wouldn’t help this but we did the longest signed route thinking it would take us away from it all a bit but didn’t get anywhere quiet/peaceful as such. Would have liked a signposted longer walk option maybe to feel more of an escape.

Children’s play areas (den making) within woodland.

Lots of dogs off leads so natural increased risk of poo!

The place is big and does the job but not much in way of education, interest or...

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5.0
4y

The most beautiful forest i visited till today. We went there around 11am. And booked the cycle online. ( its only does online booking. Timmings are 9.30 to 1.30 and 1.30 to 5pm for the hiring). Theres cafe serving hot food and food to go. Plus ice cream and the toilets are very clean and hygienic.

This forest is suitable to all type and age of people. You can bring your new born or toddler. There are 3 (green red n orange) walking paths. No problem with push chair at all. And pets are allowed so be ready to see lots of dogs. You can just walking on the marked path or in the tree areas there are so many small up n down paths to explore.

We went in summer. From the last 7 days there wasn't any rain. So when we went there it was nice and sunny. Please check if you are planning to go in some...

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L JL J
Nice woodland. Expected a bit more from the size of the place in all honesty. We walked with buggy and visited cafe & toilet stop. Cafe was slightly below ok. Have left a review under cafe with details. Would like to see tramper hire here and slightly better signage from the new car park just to point people in the direction of the walks/woodland. We walked the red route but it felt a bit like a highway (we visited in low season end September). Realise e-trikes wouldn’t help this but we did the longest signed route thinking it would take us away from it all a bit but didn’t get anywhere quiet/peaceful as such. Would have liked a signposted longer walk option maybe to feel more of an escape. Children’s play areas (den making) within woodland. Lots of dogs off leads so natural increased risk of poo! The place is big and does the job but not much in way of education, interest or natural beauty.
David GrantDavid Grant
Have been to Delamere Forest several times over the years, but not been for a while. Wow, what happened at the Visitor Centre? There's this huge car park (£8 apparently! Go by train!) and vast new Visitor Centre. Didn't go in because we had four dogs with us, but I did take a picture for you. The forest is popular. Even on a wet weekend in December, there was plenty of people around. The place is big enough to seek out the less frequented trails. It's pretty flat, and if you're well-wrapped up, and with sensible footwear (paths will be muddy in the wet) you'll be fine. The Forestry Commission like to put up lots of signs to warn you the forest is doing its best to try and kill you (rolling logs and falling trees), but don't let that put you off! It's a great place and well worth a visit.
Daniel KirkeDaniel Kirke
I got the Chester train from Altrincham, only cost me £11 return. Cool place, I think it's more of a walk around place than cycling as it's way too rocky in some sections if you don't have a proper mountain bike, I enjoyed the scenery there. The Lil shop in the car park is very nice, the staff are very polite and the employer has all the safety measures in place for them and us. Ice cream is very tasty, thou cost me £3.80 for a double scope cone. Took some good photos, may print some out for my wall. Still quite a lot of litter around which needs addressing in some areas off the paths. Also saw the climbing area, looked inspiring, I may come with a friend sometime for that. All in all a nice trip and I'd recommend it. Bring a tub of healthy seeds for the birds and squirrels btw
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Nice woodland. Expected a bit more from the size of the place in all honesty. We walked with buggy and visited cafe & toilet stop. Cafe was slightly below ok. Have left a review under cafe with details. Would like to see tramper hire here and slightly better signage from the new car park just to point people in the direction of the walks/woodland. We walked the red route but it felt a bit like a highway (we visited in low season end September). Realise e-trikes wouldn’t help this but we did the longest signed route thinking it would take us away from it all a bit but didn’t get anywhere quiet/peaceful as such. Would have liked a signposted longer walk option maybe to feel more of an escape. Children’s play areas (den making) within woodland. Lots of dogs off leads so natural increased risk of poo! The place is big and does the job but not much in way of education, interest or natural beauty.
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Have been to Delamere Forest several times over the years, but not been for a while. Wow, what happened at the Visitor Centre? There's this huge car park (£8 apparently! Go by train!) and vast new Visitor Centre. Didn't go in because we had four dogs with us, but I did take a picture for you. The forest is popular. Even on a wet weekend in December, there was plenty of people around. The place is big enough to seek out the less frequented trails. It's pretty flat, and if you're well-wrapped up, and with sensible footwear (paths will be muddy in the wet) you'll be fine. The Forestry Commission like to put up lots of signs to warn you the forest is doing its best to try and kill you (rolling logs and falling trees), but don't let that put you off! It's a great place and well worth a visit.
David Grant

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I got the Chester train from Altrincham, only cost me £11 return. Cool place, I think it's more of a walk around place than cycling as it's way too rocky in some sections if you don't have a proper mountain bike, I enjoyed the scenery there. The Lil shop in the car park is very nice, the staff are very polite and the employer has all the safety measures in place for them and us. Ice cream is very tasty, thou cost me £3.80 for a double scope cone. Took some good photos, may print some out for my wall. Still quite a lot of litter around which needs addressing in some areas off the paths. Also saw the climbing area, looked inspiring, I may come with a friend sometime for that. All in all a nice trip and I'd recommend it. Bring a tub of healthy seeds for the birds and squirrels btw
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