There’s something quintessentially British about enjoying a picnic. It’s an activity that’s suitable for all and it can create lasting memories as the sun beams down across the county. As the warmer weekends draw in, it can be a good time to get the family together for a picnic, from the little ones enjoying their first summers to our parents and grandparents, who may not get out as much anymore or are living in nursing care for elderly residents and would like a day out with the family.
So, with the sun looking to say hello a little more, here are five perfect picnic spots across Nottinghamshire for you to start planning with...
Wollaton Park Located just a few miles from Nottingham city centre, and a 40 minute drive from Newark, the historic park of Wollaton Hall is a great spot for a picnic, with wide open spaces for the kids to run around in and plenty of shady spots to avoid the midday sun. It’s incredibly accessible , with plenty of facilities for families, as well as mobility parking and wheelchairs to really make the most of the park. It’s also a great opportunity to look at the fallow deer in the park, roaming freely.
Sherwood Forest For tourists visiting Nottinghamshire especially, Sherwood Forest is a must-visit. While you’ll find plenty of towns surrounding the forest, ideal for food and drink, taking a picnic into the woodland offers a beautiful spot for a picnic. There are so many trails to take, with many landmarks associated with Robin Hood, includ.
