Do you like eating outside and having lunch outside? That's great, as July has been declared National Picnic Month! If you're heading to England in the coming summer season, why not take a moment to stop at these gorgeous, perfect picnic places?
Dean's Park, York
What better way to enjoy an afternoon picnic than in the shadow of the majestic York Minster? Dean's Park is located to the north of York Minster in York in the north of England. It's a small but tranquil green space for picnics, especially in the summertime. The Park was initially reserved for those associated with the Minster and housed it as the Old Palace of the ArchBishops of York. The remnants of stone archways dating from the latter half of the 12th century are visible at the entrance of the Park. It's believed to be an element of The Old Palace.
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Orrest Head, Lake District
If you visit the Lake District, you're bound to stumble across plenty of picnic locations. The Lake District covers a huge area. Therefore, if you need help deciding where to enjoy a picnic, Orrest Head is near Windermere. Orrest Head is a hill that can be accessed by foot from Windermere in under 30 minutes. This is the ideal location if you're looking to build up your appetite before your picnic. The hill summit has breathtaking views of Lake Windermere, and even walking is enjoyable.
New Forest National Park, Hampshire
Suppose you're looking for quiet picnic spots along the river or want to be amid wildlife and nature. There's a place for anyone within New Forest National Park. New Forest. Similar to its Lake District, New Forest National Park lies in southern England. It covers a huge area with woodlands, flower gardens, riversides, and countrysides. Exbury Gardens covers over 200 acres of New Forest with a beautiful collection of azaleas and rare trees in the summer. For those who prefer something more private and private, the Wilverley Inclosure is filled with trees, offering plenty of chances to observe wildlife.
Kensington Park Gardens, London
Even during city breaks, it's good to take a break from the bustle and craziness of bars, tourist attractions, and eateries. Kensington Park Gardens is the ideal place to escape. It is a mixture of old and new parks, activities, and green spaces; Kensington Park Gardens is one of London's eight Royal Parks, covering 275 acres of space. The Park is where you can find Kensington Palace, the Italian Gardens, The Peter Pan statue, the stunning Albert Memorial, and the Serpentine Gallery. There are plenty of cafes and shops close by, perfect to grab picnic food!
Lanhydrock Estate, Cornwall
The estate is in Cornwall; Lanhydrock Estate consists of ancient woodlands and tranquil pathways along the river. There's even a brand new picnic area close to the parking lot and a playground, making it the perfect location for a picnic with kids. However, don't worry about those who prefer to picnic in the wild. There are 30 acres of informal and formal woodland to explore, and the Garden is connected to a set of footpaths that wind through 900 acres of country. The magnificent early Victorian Lanhydrock House and the Garden are located on the estate. It is regarded to be one of the most beautiful estates in Cornwall.
