REVEALED: THE UK’S MOST POPULAR PICNIC LOCATIONS

To celebrate National Picnic Month 2022, recipe-box delivery company HelloFresh have revealed the UK’s top 15 most popular picnic locations.

By analysing 1,020 attractions listed on Tripadvisor as ‘Things to do’ in the UK and finding the 15 places that most frequently had ‘picnic’ mentioned in reviews, the rankings have revealed the UK’s most popular.

The UK’s Most Popular Picnic Locations Based on Tripadvisor Reviews

Hyde Park- London

St Fagans National Museum of History- Cardiff, Glamorgan

St James’ Park- London

Wollaton Park- Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

Brimham Rocks- Summerbridge, North Yorkshire

Princes Street Gardens- Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh

Regent’s Park- London

York Museum Gardens- York, North Yorkshire

Moors Valley Country Park and Forest- New Forest National Park Hampshire, Hampshire

Roundhay Park- Leeds, West Yorkshire

The Helix: Home of the Kelpies- Falkirk, Falkirk District

Richmond Park- London

Tatton Park- Knutsford, Cheshire

Coombe Abbey Park- Coventry, West Midlands

Greenwich Park- London

The data collection also split the list of locations from London to create a diverse list of picnic spots across the UK.

The Top 10 Most Popular Picnic Locations Outside of London

St Fagans National Museum of History- Cardiff, Glamorgan

Wollaton Park- Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

Brimham Rocks- Summerbridge, North Yorkshire

Princes Street Gardens- Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh

York Museum Gardens- York, North Yorkshire

Moors Valley Country Park and Forest- New Forest National Park Hampshire, Hampshire

Roundhay Park- Leeds, West Yorkshire

The Helix: Home of the Kelpies- Falkirk, Falkirk District

Tatton Park- Knutsford, Cheshire

Coombe Abbey Park- Coventry, West Midlands

St Fagans National Museum of History in Cardiff has been crowned Britain’s most popular picnic spot outside of London, in the new data gathered by HelloFresh, with Wollaton Park in Nottingham and Brimham Rocks in Summerbridge coming second and third.

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