Aisling: "dream" or "vision" from the Gaelic word 'aislinge' Our vacation home comprises a large open plan kitchen, dining areas and lounge, 2 sizeable double bedrooms, a bedroom with 2 single beds and 2 bathrooms. With 456sq ft of comfortable space, Aisling is the perfect option for a large family or friend group to enjoy the Wear Valley and beyond. Cook on site using our modern gas cooker or take it easy and visit the parks dedicated Bar and Grill. With family entertainment, including 2 play areas, and 100% dog friendly facilities, the site is perfect for all types of holiday makers. Enjoy your stay and feel free to contact us 24/7 with any questions you may have.

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Weardale offers a variety of attractions and activities, including scenic train rides, historical museums, outdoor adventures, and charming villages. Tripadvisor suggests that highlights like the Weardale Railway, Weardale Museum & High House Chapel, and Killhope Lead Mining Museum. Here are some specific places to visit in Weardale: Historical and Cultural: Weardale Railway: A scenic railway that offers trips through the beautiful Weardale landscape. Weardale Museum & High House Chapel: A museum and chapel that tells the story of Weardale's history and heritage, according to the Weardale Museum. Killhope Lead Mining Museum: A 19th-century lead mining museum where you can experience the life and work of the lead mining families. Inkerman Beehive Coke Ovens: A historic site with remnants of old coke ovens. Outdoor Activities: Tunstall Reservoir: A peaceful spot for a circular walk around the reservoir. Slitt Wood and West Rigg Geotrail: A hiking trail with stunning views and insights into the area's mining history. Hamsterley Forest: A large forest with mountain biking, walking, and horse riding trails. Demesne Mill Picnic Area: A great place to relax and enjoy the scenery, located near Wolsingham. Other: Durham Dales Centre: A visitor center with local crafts, artwork, and information about the area. St Thomas the Apostle's Church: A beautiful church with a unique style. Stanhope: A charming town with various shops, pubs, and restaurants. Wolsingham: Another charming town with attractions like the No. 10 Cafe and Buon Appetito Italian restaurant. These are just a few suggestions to get you started exploring Weardale. According to Weardale Holiday Home Park, there are many more hidden gems to discover.