Top Visitor centers in Leek, United Kingdom

We did the orange walk it was so scenic and an amazing place

I've walked around here several times in both directions. Nice trail around the reservoir. Pretty in spring. Visitor Centre sells gifts, has a take away cafe with a selection of cakes and drinks plus a 'sit-down' cafe at the back with a wider choice including pizza.

Great place to take Teddy bear 🧸 🧸 and Maple 🍁🍁 the corgis for a good walk around the lake. The views around the lake are great.
After the walk take a break for a coffee ☕☕☕☕ and something to eat. The corgis Teddy bear 🧸 and Maple 🍁 loved it.

Fantastic walk, we took the long route but they have several other shorter walks so there is something for everyone
Lots of space to park, a few activities on the trail plus an adventure play ground for the kiddies
Visitors centre was lovely, food and drinks were nice and very welcome after walking for 3 hours in the cold
Only downside for us was the disabled toilet only gave me the option of laying my son on the floor to change him. There is a baby change but a bit useless for a 7 year old in nappies

We go to Tittersworth often .we have a yearly pass well worth it . Fantastic walks .Great cafe . The views over the water the wildlife . There are bird hides
It's just a lovely place .

A beautiful place to come for a walk and a spot of lunch. 7k easy walk all around the reservoir, flat most of the way with some undulations. Car park £5 all day. Great kids play area. Staff at the visitor centre are really friendly and helpful, particularly in the cafe. Plenty of picnic spots too. Look out for the fearless rabbits!!

Great little place to visit with a few routes to choose from. Great for families. A little hilly in places which didn't bother us, but other people may struggle. Also I would say it was more of a woodland walk than a reservoir walk as we didn't see much of the Reservoir due to the amount of woodland between the footpath and water, but this did not spoil our experience. Very well sign posted and the footpaths were ok too. Lovely gift shop at the end of our walk where I purchased a few gifts. Staff friendly and helpful.

Nice 4.5 mile walk around the reservoir. Mostly flat but some steps and steep bits. Dogs on a lead at all times. Didn't realise dogs were not allowed in the visitor centre. If you are alone you wouldn't be able to go in and buy a takeaway coffee or sandwich. You can sit on the decked area outside the restaurant but not go inside, ok if you are not alone. Had to pay £5 to park the car allowing enough time to do the reservoir circuit and have something to eat. Nice day out.