Whilst I appreciate that visiting places is not for everyone at the moment, I thought that a list of where you can visit that also have toilets open might be handy.
Social Distancing rules obviously still apply and I would say that using toilet facilities is very much at your own risk. Please practice good hygiene at all times!
I will endeavour to update this list regularly. Please let me know of you know of anywhere else.
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Moira Furnace Museum and Country Park
Hicks Lodge
Bradgate Country Park
All three carparks are open at Bradgate, they are extremely busy and Bradgate are reminding people not to park on verges and surrounding streets. Toilets facilities are available however they are limited.
Opening Hours:
Car parks open at 9:30am (please note that there are 3 car parks) and toilets 10:00am. The car parks close at dusk.
Cost:
Parking is per vehicle at £3 mid week and £4 at the weekend.
Calke Abbey (technically not Leicestershire but popular with those living in North West Leicestershire)
The gardens and parkland at Calke will reopen from Wednesday 3 June. You will need to book your car parking space in advance. Members will be able to book a space for free, while non-members will need to pay in advance for their space. The toilets will also be reopening. Please note that you will be turned away if you havent booked.
Opening Hours:
Timed slots for arrival are from 10am until 3:30pm
Cost:
Free for members of the National Trust. An adult ticket is £8.00 and £4.00 for a child aged 5-17.
Foremark Reservior (again just over the Leicestershire border)
Foremark Reservior is now open with extra measures in place to ensure the safety of other visitors, the local community and staff. Limited toilet facilities are available but please expect to queue. The car park closes once full and you will be turned away. All footpaths are open.
Opening Hours:
The car park is open from dawn until 8pm. Last admission to the site is 5pm.
Cost:
Car parking is £3 for all day which is pay on entry.
Bosworth Water Park
Bosworth Water Park will be opening to the public from the 1st June. Facilities will be very limited, the office, cafe, hire equipment (such as pedalos and canoes) and play areas will remain closed. They will provide limited toilet facilities only. The blue lagoon will be open for children to paddle. Refreshments and ice cream are available from the candy cottage and the ice cream van.
9am until 6:00pm with the last entry at 5:30pm.
Cost:
Parking charges will be £3 per car per hour, pedestrians (entering on foot) £2 per person, buses £2 per person.
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