Camping Pitch at Wild Spirit Woods
 
Wild Flower Meadow and Woodland
Cold running water, eco toilet with wormery
Communal camp fire 
Make yourself a brew from our herb garden
Join in with conservation and gardening activities
 
To Do:
Local pub with food nearby
Congleton Beartown a traditional market town
Congleton Physic Garden
Mow Cop Folly
St Marys Church, Astbury, listed as one of finest in England
Bridestones Neolithic Burial chamber and The Cloud, a holy hill
Part of lots of walk routes (see further below)
Joderell Bank Telescope
Rudyard Lake with boating and miniature railway
Leek Market Town
Macclesfield Forest
Biddulph Grange & Little Moreton Hall National Trust properties
Tatton Park House and Gardens
Knutsford Market Town
Alderly Edge
Many local sites featuring in the work of Alan Garner including Weirdstone of Brisingaman, Red Shift, Thursbitch and more. 
Lawton Church and Woods mentioned in the true life story of 'Gentleman Jack'
 
Up on Congleton Edge, part of the Cheshire Peak District  over looking the Cheshire Plain across to the Welsh Mountains and the Wirral.
 
Optional on site activities that can be booked include:
Forest Bathing Session, Soundbath, History Tour of the Cloud, Art Sessions, Ancient Yew Tree Tour of 3 church sites (car required) with great pubs nearby! Ideal for a group of you.
Enquire for details. 
 
Walks Info
Gritstone Trail:
Congleton Edge forms the final part of the Gritstone Trail, a long-distance route according to The Ramblers. 
Staffordshire Way:
The Staffordshire Way runs along Congleton Edge, offering views and access to the countryside. 
South Cheshire Market Towns Trail - Congleton Edge Alternative:
This is a marked path that incorporates Congleton Edge as part of its route. 
Congleton to Mow Cop and back to Congleton:
This specific route, mentioned by The Ramblers, includes Congleton Edge. 
Cheshire Ring Canal Walk:
While not directly on the canal, the Congleton Edge route is connected to the Cheshire Ring Canal Walk, allowing for circular walks and longer hikes.