Activities at Milton Brook.

You'll find lots to do at Milton Brook. We have an indoor heated swimming pool along with a games room.  There is a pool table, table football, jukebox and hot drinks machine in the games room, along with tables and chairs.  Or, if you fancy a quiet stroll in the countryside, Milton Brook offers 150 acres of land which is boardered by the River Gowy. 

Delamere Forest with its 'Go Ape' is a short drive away as is Beeston Castle.  The Candle Factory in Burwardsley and the Ice Cream Farm at Tattenhall are also very popular attractions! 

Whether you are visiting Chester for the races and the famous shopping rows, the Capital of Culture Liverpool or North Wales for the beautiful countryside, Milton Brook is the perfect location for your stay.

There's even a picturesque local pub!

 

Fishing at Milton Brook.

For those of you who prefer the peace and tranquility of the lakeside, we offer free fishing to all our guests, on the production of a valid EA license.  The stock pond has a variety of specimen fish, including rudd, roach, tench, bream and carp, ranging from 2lbs to 16lbs.  It is ideal for beginners and the experienced alike, but we ask that novices are supervised for the well being of the fish.  The bait we recommend is either maggots or bread.

The welfare of our fish is our primary concern, therefore we kindly ask if guests could use barbless hooks and refrain from using keepnets. 

Please contact us in advance if you would like to add this to your holiday.  Guests are required to bring their own equipment with them.

 

 

 

Local Attractions

Beeston Castle

Beeston Castle was originally occupied by a Bronze Age settlement and an Iron Age hill fort. In 1225, the Earl of Chester Ranulf de Blundeville, founded an impressive 13th century stone enclosure and bailey castle which towers over the local countryside from its sheer rocky outcrop.

 

Peckforton Castle

Peckforton Castle is set on a hillside above the Cheshire Plain, it's Britain's only intact medieval style castle and offers a whole host of things to see and do. Built in 1851 by John Tollemach, you're sure to be impressed by the castles imposing stature and fortified walls.

 

Chester City Centre

One of the busiest and most unique shopping centres in Britain, Chester City Centre offers Roman remains, the famous shopping 'Rows' and all of your favourite high street names. There's plenty to see and do, with regular updates from the Town Crier, the Chester Ghost Tour, Open-top bus tours, the Heritage Centre, Grosvenor Museum and much, much more.

 

 

Chester Zoo

Chester Zoo is the number one zoo in the UK. The zoo is home to over 7000 animals with an amazing 400 different species, including some of the most endangered species on the planet. It's a highly recommended day out, where you're sure to have loads of fun and make some interesting friends!