Delamere Forest ranks among the UK's top woodland filming destinations to visit over the summer holidays.
The picturesque Cheshire location, known for its natural beauty, has been recognised by experts at GO Outdoors for its appearances in popular movies and TV shows.
The forest, which offers a magical backdrop reminiscent of scenes from Harry Potter and Peter Rabbit, is an ideal summer holiday destination for families.
In the study, Delamere Forest was highlighted as one of the most filmed forests in the UK, ranking seventh with four movie credits to its name.
According to the Internet Movie Database (IMDb), the forest has been used as a location in the Netflix series Fool Me Once, which was also filmed at Arley Hall, and for the 2019 adaptation of War of the Worlds.
The outdoor specialists analysed the most searched UK national parks, landscapes, forests, and historic houses to determine which outdoor settings have been featured most frequently in movies and TV series.
The list was topped by Burnham Beeches in Buckinghamshire, boasting an impressive 35 appearances in films and TV series.
