Name: Arnside and Silverdale
Rating: 5.0

Arnside and Silverdale

Cumbria Court, Arnside Road, Southport, UK

1-99 Years

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Arnside and Silverdale, Arnside Knott is covered with limestone grassland and mixed woodland, which attracts a variety of insects and is especially renowned for butterflies.The area is made up of species-rich limestone grassland, woodland, wet meadow, scree and scrub. There are outstanding views from the summit to the Lake District and Morecambe Bay.

The Lots in Silverdale is an area of easy-walking grassland in the middle of the village, which leads down to the shore at the Cove and has wonderful views over Morecambe Bay. Jack Scout is one of only two cliffs in the area and provides a good breeding ground for song-birds as well as feeding places for weary migrant-birds passing through.

If you are looking for Best place for day out with kids and families then this is the perfect destination offering fun, adventure, and unforgettable memories for everyone.

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Free
Host birthday parties: No

Features

Arnside Knott: Nationally significant for wildlife, with miles of limestone grassland, mixed woodland and views of the Lakes and Dales.
Jack Scout: Flower-studded pasture leading to a rocky headland looking out to sea and with views of the Lakeland fells.
Eaves Wood: Ancient woodland and glades in Silverdale, home to a variety of wildlife. The Queen Victoria Jubilee Monument (also know as the Pepperpot) is a photogenic viewpoint.
Things to do at Arnside and Silverdale: Discover valley views and coastal paths, historic woodland and birdwatching spots. Arnside and Silverdale’s limestone grassland and mixed woodland is an area of national importance for butterflies, glow-worms and wood ants, and home to an array of rare wildflowers.
Arnside Knott circular walk: Arnside Knott is renowned for its wildlife. Take this circular walk to admire views of the surrounding countryside and enjoy the sights and sounds along the route.
Eaves Wood Circular Walk: This short circular walk wends its way through ancient woodland before climbing to the Queen Victoria Jubilee Monument, affectionately known as the Pepperpot. Stop here for far-reaching views of Morecambe Bay and the Bowland Fells, before heading back to the starting point.
Things to see at Eaves Wood: Pull on your walking boots and take one of the many paths to explore the ancient woodland and glades in Eaves Wood. Listen to the birds and maybe even catch a glimpse of a deer as you stroll across limestone pavement, past ancient yew trees.
Things to do at Arnside Knott: There are lots of ways you can explore Arnside Knott. Covered with limestone grassland and mixed woodland, the Knott is an area of national importance for wildlife such as butterflies and rare wildflowers.

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Parking: at Arnside Knott and Eaves Wood. Arnside Knott car park: Situated at the very end of the track (LA5 0BP), grid reference SD 450774. Unmarked and at capacity can hold 15 - 20 cars. Eaves Wood car park: No designated spaces but will hold approximately 15 cars. Jack Scout: Limited roadside parking. Parking in Silverdale (half a mile from Jack Scout).
Dogs allowed: Dogs welcome under close control.

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Price: Free

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Offer Birthday Parties: No

Countryside: Dawn - Dusk.

Address: Cumbria Court, Arnside Road, Southport, UK

Post Code: LA5 0HG

Council: Westmorland & Furnes

County: Cumbria

By road: 10 minutes from A6 between Carnforth and Milnthorpe. 15 minutes from J35 of M6. Arnside Knott car park: From Silverdale Road (LA5 0AL) turn right (southeast bound) into Red Hills Road and continue for 0.6 miles. Keep left to continue onto Knott Lane for 0.2 miles. Continue onto Saul’s Drive for 0.3 miles up the track and through the cattle grid. Eaves Wood car park: From Silverdale village centre head north on Emesgate Lane for 0.5 miles. Continue straight on along Park Road for 0.4 miles and Eaves Wood car park is on the left at LA5 0UQ, grid reference SD471 759.
On foot: The Lancashire Coastal Way passes through Arnside and Silverdale, along with many other footpaths. Arnside Knott is around a 25 minute walk from the centre of Arnside and Eaves Wood and Jack Scout are approximately a 25 minute walk from Silverdale village centre along small, quiet country roads, with no pavements. Most sites have more than one entrance on foot, look out for the National Trust Omega Signs as you enter. Many entrances on foot which can be found on Ordnance Survey map OL7 - ‘English Lakes South-eastern area’
By train: There are stations at Arnside (0.5 miles), Silverdale (0.5 miles) and Morecambe (9 miles). Regular trains to both Arnside and Silverdale, which have stations on the Barrow/Manchester Airport line. Not all trains stop at Silverdale.
By bus: Silverdale Circular 33, Silverdale Rail Station - Silverdale Village - Holgates Caravan Site, Mon-Sat. Also buses 550 Kendal - Silverdale and 552/3 Kendal - Arnside. For more information go to Visit Bittern.
Parking: at Arnside Knott and Eaves Wood. Arnside Knott car park: Situated at the very end of the track (LA5 0BP), grid reference SD 450774. Unmarked and at capacity can hold 15 - 20 cars. Eaves Wood car park: No designated spaces but will hold approximately 15 cars. Jack Scout: Limited roadside parking. Parking in Silverdale (half a mile from Jack Scout).