A spacious lawned, tranquil site on free draining soil, located 400m from nearest road. Direct access to Whitegate Way, walk, ride or cycle along this ideal traffic-free route. Site managed by the owners ensures a friendly personal welcome. The Whitegate Way was the old salt railway line that carried salt for almost 100 years, from the River Weaver up to Cuddington where it joined the Chester to Manchester main line. It finally closed in 1966 and today you can enjoy a picnic at Whitegate Station, the only station along the way. Walk, ride or cycle along the Whitegate Way, an ideal traffic-free link from Winsford to Cuddington, near Delamere Forest Park. Shady wooded cuttings contrast with sunny open embankments, offering spectacular views over the Cheshire countryside. Whatever the season, Cheshire's delightful countryside provides an ideal refuge from the pressures of everyday life. The story of Culture and Heritage in Chester and Cheshire has been a long and eventful one. It’s a tale told in our many museums, where you can discover how the Romans conquered; why the county is built on salt and about life on our waterways. For a truly fascinating and fun experience for all the family, Chester Zoo is the ideal destination.