Arley Horse Trials

Location Cheshire can help you this May to entertain the children, have a look at our suggested days out. We can also offer some wonderful places to stay in Cheshire at excellent rates

 23 & 24 May 2009

Now in its 6th year the Arley Country Fair will once again be running in tandem with the British Eventing Horse Trials in 2009. In the past this event has attracted up to 8,000 visitors and spectators, all intent on celebrating and engaging in all that rural life has to offer and enjoying the thrilling spectacle of over 400 competing horses and riders

Normal admission applies. Open: 11am - 5pm

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Location Cheshire is an independent relocation services company, based in Cheshire, specialising in developing a personal tailor made service to suit our client's needs, whether a company relocatee or an individual.  Recognising that all clients are individuals, we are happy to design a relocation programme to satisfy your specifications.

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Discover the enchanting world of a deep rainforest with a family of Meerkats, Poison Dart Frogs, Tarantula, Piranhas, our NEW Coati brothers a Caiman Crocodile and a 20 foot Python! Or explore Dazzling Tropical Plantlife, step out into beautiful Italian Gardens & relax by Mediterranean floral displays.

Stapeley Water gardens offers something for everyone.

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The Crocky Trail is an outdoor adventure trail one mile in length with loads of activities along the way, such as mazes, swings, slides, bridges, tunnels etc, though there is always a way around the more challenging obstacles.

At the Crocky Trail they have a selection of chocolates, sweets, cold and hot drinks which are available at the tuck shop near the entrance to the trail.

You are also welcome to take along snacks and picnics to eat in the picnic area, play area or along the trail in the open countryside.  The trail is fully insured for Public Liability.

An Excellent day out for the family  www.crockytrail.co.uk

Beeston Castle has the most spectacular view of any castle in England. This 'Castle of the Rock' stands majestically on a sheer rocky crag with commanding panoramas of eight counties, from the Pennines to the Welsh mountains. The 4,000 year-old story of this formidable fortress, revealed in the Castle of the Rock exhibition, encompasses conquest, siege and whispers of buried treasure. Following redevelopment, Beeston Castle now boasts almost forty acres of landscaped woodland and pathways. These walks take in previously hidden sections of the castle's moat and ruined walls and provide glimpses of nature, including birds of prey and fungi displays. Beeston Castle is a perfect picnic spot - remember to bring your camera and binoculars to enjoy the stunning views from the summit. The Visitor Centre in the Victorian gatehouse houses the exhibition and gift shop, and hot and cold drinks are available.

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