At Away Resorts our parks are home to many stunning sights and attractions, with multiple walking routes nearby to keep you busy. To help you make the most of your break away, we’ve put together some popular walking routes both on and near our parks.

Give your body a revitalising stretch during a sunrise walk with the birds or wind down with a loved one on a sunset stroll. However you fancy your walk – across all of our parks we have some stunning walking paths to do exactly that!

Barmouth Bay, North Wales

Perched between the sea, sand and the mountains of Snowdonia there is no shortage of stunning paths to embark on. The summit of Snowdon was voted Britain’s Best Views in previous years, so we encourage all guests to pull on their hiking boots and make your way to the various walking routes.

Bringing your loveable pooch along with you? Conquer Mount Snowdon with your best friend by your side! Llanberis Path is considered as one of the easier routes to the peak of Snowdon, running parallel to the railway & the perfect day out for both you and your four legged friend.

Mersea Island, Essex

There’s nothing like being on an island, walking along the coastline and looking out to sea. Luckily, at Mersea we have the Blackwater Estuary and seaside right on our doorstep. Looking for a stunning countryside stroll? Located right next to the park, Cudmore Grove Country Park is perfect for an easy coastal walk. You can stroll along the lovely sandy beach and enjoy views towards Brightlingsea.

Or if you’re really up for a challenge – it is 13 ½ miles to get from one side of the island to the other. So, why not make it a family day out and set a contest to get around the island and even make breaks along the way to see some of our favourite Mersea Island hot spots.

Mill Rythe

Tranquil settings, historical views and leisurely walks is what Hayling Island was made for! The most famous route to enjoy is the Hayling Billy Coastal Path which follows the old railway line and coastlines between Havant and Hayling Island. For the extremely adventurous we suggest the beautiful South Downs Way coastal path – you can do sections of the walk or the entire thing!

Hoping to see some local attractions along the way? The Portsmouth and Southsea Coastal Walk is a stunning trail around Portsmouth and Southsea, which visits Portsmouth Harbour, Southsea Common and Southsea Castle. You’ll pass several significant local landmarks and enjoy fine coastal views throughout.

Tattershall Lakes & Boston West

Stunning and picturesque, there are many brilliant walking routes to embark on throughout the Lincolnshire Wolds. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing stroll amongst the hills or a challenging hike to get your adrenaline pumping, Lincolnshire Wolds has a suitable route for all.

Feeling adventurous? The Boston and Witham Way Country Park Circular Walk is a 4.3 kilometer loop trail located near Boston, Lincolnshire, England that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options.

Whitecliff Bay

The Isle of Wight offers walkers hundreds of options when it comes to paths, trails and hiking routes. For those wishing to combine a lovely walk with their hobby of bird watching, Brading Marshes is the place for you. With free entry (donations optional), this RSPB reserve houses cuckoos, chiffchaffs, blackcaps and many more birds that will all be available to view during the spring months. The reserve also offers guided walks to those wishing to get the most out of what the area has to offer.

Just a bit further down from our park is the beautiful town of Bembridge. Besides the mixed pebble and sand beaches to explore in the area, the village also has a harbour and lifeboat centre, which are great places to visit for those interested in all things nautical and always provide a great stop for crabbing and a cream tea to rest your tired legs.

Sandy Balls

At our beautiful park you have the forest right on your doorstep and it has something to offer all year round – the lush greens of spring, the dappling bright sunshine of summer, crunching through golden leaves in autumn and spectacular frozen scenery in winter. Take a wander to Greenwood, the Folk Moot Circle or the riverside of the Avon which runs through the site and admire the views of where 3 counties meet from the infamous gravel hill formations – the Sandy Balls!

For those wanting more challenging hikes, explore the paths and bridleways of the New Forest beyond, why not pack a picnic and make it a day-long adventure?