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'''Crow Park''' is an open, green space in the town of [[Keswick]], offering wide views across [[Derwentwater]], [[Cat Bells]] and the [[Borrowdale Valley]] in the distance. Also prominent is [[Derwent Island]], complete with an 18th century house, boathouse and manicured grounds, which is privately rented. The park is sandwiched between [[Isthmus Wood]] to the west and [[Hope Park]] to the north. Equally impressive are the views looking north towards [[Skiddaw]]. |
'''Crow Park''' is an open, green space in the town of [[Keswick]], offering wide views across [[Derwentwater]], [[Cat Bells]] and the [[Borrowdale Valley]] in the distance. Also prominent is [[Derwent Island]], complete with an 18th century house, boathouse and manicured grounds, which is privately rented. The park is sandwiched between [[Isthmus Wood]] to the west and [[Hope Park]] to the north. Equally impressive are the views looking north towards [[Skiddaw]]. |
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Revision as of 16:52, 4 May 2023
Crow Park / Keswick
Crow Park is an open, green space in the town of Keswick, offering wide views across Derwentwater, Cat Bells and the Borrowdale Valley in the distance. Also prominent is Derwent Island, complete with an 18th century house, boathouse and manicured grounds, which is privately rented. The park is sandwiched between Isthmus Wood to the west and Hope Park to the north. Equally impressive are the views looking north towards Skiddaw.
The park provides a place for runners and other sporting activities, as well as a place to sit back and relax with a picnic. Be aware there may be sheep grazing from time to time, so this should be considered if you plan on using this space. In addition, various waterfowl swim and feed along the shore here. (read more)