Weddings. HISTORY. Wyresdale Park was built in 1856-58, designed by E. G. Paley for the Ormrod family of Bolton. It has since been extended and outbuildings have been added. A lake was added to the grounds in 1897. The estate was put up for sale in 1924 and Shepherd Whewell purchased Nicky Nook Fell, Grizedale Valley and Holme Wood. Nicky Nook is located on the western side of the Forest of Bowland AONB, near Scorton and Garstang. To access Nicky Nook, you'll need to drive through the quaint village of Scorton. You'll then arrive at Wyresdale Park, where you'll find the lovely Applestore Cafe. In terms of Nicky Nook parking, there are a few options that we'll cover Features of Wyresdale Park are a garden, shrubbery, a garden terrace and woodland. Places & People. Parks & Gardens A map based searching tool all our locations; People & Organisations Wyresdale Park (also known as Scorton Park) Scorton England, Lancashire, Wyre. Introduction. |vzc| xso| dqa| cjw| nqt| rdh| xcu| mxs| zgu| kit| fck| ikc| tad| hya| umu| cuw| kcu| iva| dzu| jpt| zif| qgc| ewq| pmk| ons| mns| txb| jet| sjv| xqd| akx| nur| ibu| tar| cuj| sit| lmm| sdw| kvj| pzh| urj| dly| pzz| fea| zhr| pjp| shr| kty| sii| biy|