Top reasons to go for countryside walk during school holidays

Want to spend some time with your little ones? Are you looking for exciting ways for your child to get away from the screens and experience real happiness? If so, then you should consider a walk in the countryside with your child. In today's post, we'll look at how a day in the countryside can strengthen the bond with your children and what other benefits you can gain.

 

Benefits of a countryside walk

The connection with nature: The best reason why parents like to take their children to the countryside is that these days, children grow up watching screens. Piano lessons, swimming lessons and hectic schedules leave little time to recharge. Let your children explore the wonders of nature by organising a picnic in the countryside.

Fresh and healthy surroundings: The perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life is a walk in the country. Choose a beautiful destination, take your children there and simply breathe in all the freshness that is hard to find in the city air.

Active lifestyle: Are you one of those parents who are worried and stressed by their children's excessive screen time? A picnic in the countryside is the answer. Take them on camping trips, nature walks or fun activities such as treasure hunts or cabin building to nourish their little bodies and minds and provide plenty of opportunities for development.

Quality time: Plan ahead and find a place with a view. You will have the chance to spend quality time with your loved ones.

 

How to organise the exploration of the countryside?

The idea is to take your children out of their usual environment. This does not mean spending the night in a place without electricity or water. You can choose a great property in the countryside, such as a hotel that allows camping, adventure activities and overnight stays. That way you can plan a safe holiday and not have to overload yourself with all the food and facilities.

 

Final words

Explore the countryside with your children before they grow up. If you're interested in exploring the countryside, take a look at the dated decor and antique aesthetic of The George. It's a country hotel in the Derbyshire countryside, waiting for your arrival.