This end of the Moot Hall is the
 National Parks Info. Office

The plaque is on the wall at the other
 end of the building

The Pack Horse Inn shopping centre is just off the main street near the Moot Hall.
Walk through the centre and you come to the Motor Museum, full of well known vehicles

One of the entrances to Fitz Park
and the War Memorial

A closer look at the memorial dedicated
 to those who fell in the two world wars

Some of the excellent shows of flowers, bushes and shrubs in Hope Park
Hope Park was donated to the town in 1974 by Sir Percy and Lady Hope for the pleasure
and benefit of the towns people and visitors

Get your tickets, golf clubs and balls from the hut if you want to play either crazy golf,
 mini golf or putt

Any plants you see in the park can be purchased
from the gardeners yard next to the hut

The Crazy golf course

and the mini golf course

Walk put of Hope Park towards the lake and on the right hand side you come to Crow park.
Some spectacular views of the lake and surrounding hills can be seen from here.

The Theatre by the Lake

just over the road from Crow Park.
 Call in for a coffee and a “sticky bun”

The car park near the theatre is plenty big enough for a couple of hundred cars.

Carry on past Crow Park and the Theatre by the Lake and you come to the lake. You can hire
a boat, feed the ducks and swans or go for a cruise around the lake, the choice is yours.

Four views of the beach area at the end of the road to the lake. The road may end here but
you can walk for miles around the edge of the lake if you want but please follow the country code.

The island in the centre of the photo is owned by the National Trust
and is open to the public just one day each year.