Blaze Farm in the beautiful rolling hills to the south of Macclesfield is a real find. Firstly,…read moreentry is free. You can see a selection of farm animals (although somewhat small in numbers). When we were there we saw calves, a goat, pigs, lambs, chickens & ducks. There is a nature trail for you to have a wander round, good footwear is essential but ultimately the real reason for going to Blaze will be for the ice-cream! I'll let you discover that yourselves. There is also a nice looking cafe on site but we didn't sample that. Looking at some of the posters they have a number of events there through the year so might be worth looking out for something that tickles your fancy!

If you are looking for a good family walk - this is a great place. We generally park at the bottom…read moreof Teggs nose by the reservoirs and follow a marked path that runs between the two reservoirs. It is a well marked path and leads you on a circular walk, taking in the lovely scenery Teggs Nose has to offer of the Peak National Park and the Cheshire Plain. About half way around you come across the visitor centre, which offers toilet facilities. There is no cafe, but the centre is full of local information, and is a nice place to shelter if necessary! The main car park for Tegg's Nose is found by the visitor centre. Often on nice weekends and on holidays, an ice cream van is parked in the car park offering delicious locally produced ice cream. Carrying on from the visitor centre towards Tegg's Nose the path takes you past an old quarry - great fun for the kids to climb on and explore. We often spend quite some time hanging around here before taking the path back down to where we parked the car. It is a lovely walk that can be varied according to time/weather and the demands of little legs!

iv bin here on walks but had to be careful of the flying ants because it was rather warm.read more

I found Campfour very helpfull when I bought my climbing gear, they could not do enough to assist…read moreme. I have since been back 3 times and have been greeted personally on each occasion. Quite refreshing to go into a shop and have someone know your name and know what they are talking about!

Excellent customer service. Better than any high street store I have visited. Range and price is…read morealso surprisingly good given that this is not a chain. Highly recommended, plus you'll be supporting a local store!

This is one of the original parks in the country. It is huge, has an extensieve play area for…read morechildren including a skate board area with huge slopes ect. The park has toiletes a cafe and is disabled friendly. The park has lovely gardens so take a picnic and enjoy the veiws! Contained within the park is a small museum containing lots of interesting things this is free admission. So for a fun day out it is well worth a visit.

its a great park and is right near the cemetery so you can have quiet walk in the park afterread more

It has been remodelled following the liquidation of the original team but has lost alot of the…read morespirit of football it held.

Moss Rose, so we had to call in the gardeners. A guy named Ross came in and did it. Did you know…read morethat Ross Mows? First-Hand Experience: More info about my personal experience at this stadium - I've been to this stadium a few times, most memorably in the 00s when I saw Macclesfield face Northwich here. I love coming here. It's such a loud and intense stadium for a tiny non league place. What a credit to this little village. Definitely a 4-star, and if they ever get in the league and get sold out crowds, it'll be a 5 - I know it. I've been to most UK & US stadiums, due to lifelong obsessions with travel, sport & especially footy (soccer to Americans). Born & raised in England, I followed Oxford United (hometown team) to stadia all over the country at away games, and later Liverpool (fave team) around. Every stadium review - like all my reviews - are from first-hand personal experience, usually from several visits. In 2011, I was on music tour in the UK, and visited most stadiums for fun in my spare time. As recently as Fall 2014, when I was "stuck" in UK for 3 months, I went to hundreds yet again while travelling. I have pictures of me at most, which I'll post later. Also, when back in UK I'll take more pix, and add more stadia! *** return to regular review *** MTFC are a small town team in Cheshire, directly south of Manchester where 2 of the biggest clubs in the UK play, and SE of Liverpool where 2 even bigger clubs play ;) They've been around since 1874 which makes them insanely ridiculously old, like, if they were a human instead of a team, they'd be setting records and would be bed-ridden. They play at Moss Rose which holds 6k plus, and play all in blue, and are in the conference premier, they used to be in the football league itself. They are big rivals of Altrincham in the same division. Their attendances are low but passionate, and so I'll give them a 4 for both their nice local village stadium and their historic team.