Fradley Junction is a canal junction at which the Coventry Canal joins the Trent and Mersey Canal. Not only can you see boats passing through this busy canal junction, but you can take the scenic route around the nature reserve to find a hidden bird hide. The Junction, now surrounded by listed buildings, The original wharf, including the once redundant stables, carpenters’ and blacksmith shop have been converted into a café, gift shop and information centre. It is only a short walk to the Olde Peculiar from here.”
"Whatever the season there is always lots to see and do at Chasewater Country Park in Staffordshire. Boasting a 90 hectare reservoir and plenty of green open space, planning a day out at Chasewater is easy. For the more adventurous visitor the Country Park offers extensive watersport activities, including sailing, wakeboarding, water skiing, water zorbing and paddleboarding keeping the whole family entertained for hours."
”Staffordshire Wildlife Trust’s HQ, the Wolseley Centre, is one of the county’s hidden gems and it’s completely free to visit. There is 26 acres of beautiful grounds to explore, which are full of interesting features and wildlife-friendly display gardens. A friendly and welcoming visitor centre and gift shop selling nature-inspired books, toys, homeware, clothing, cards, bird food and feeders.The centre also sells hot and cold drinks and cold snacks which you can enjoy in an indoor or outdoor seating area or one of the many picnic benches around the grounds.”