Romantic Outdoor Date Ideas for Valentines Day

If you and yours love the outdoors, why not spend this Valentines Day doing something a little bit different. We've put together a few of our favourite outdoor date ideas to make this year even more special. Take a break from the routine date night in a restaurant and find your adventurous side together.

1. Rent a Cottage in the Cotswolds

Explore what the Cotswolds has to offer this Valentines Day and spend a night or two in a stunning local cottage. Whisk someone special off to a countryside retreat where you'll be able to spend some quality time together. Westley Farm is surrounded by acres of woodland for you both to get lost in. If you're the adventurous type, there's a local gliding club down the road so you can take in the surroundings from the air. But, if you'd rather spend Valentines Day with your feet up and a glass in hand, there's an equally wonderful selection of local pubs for you to try out.

2. Take on a Valentine's Day Hike Together

Why not avoid the crowded restaurants and bars this year and instead enjoy a hike in the countryside together. Take the time to enjoy the beauty of nature while you spend some alone time in each others company. You could even make the hike a little more romantic by watching the sunset alongside one another in the countryside. Take a look at the National Trust Map to find a hiking route near you.

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3. Overlook the Water at Brantwood House, Cumbria

Brantwood House sits peacefully overlooking Coniston Water in Cumbria. This beautiful home offers the perfect setting for a truly memorable experience with your loved one. Take in the breathtaking view of Conniston from the warmth of the historic home then explore the surrounding gardens and even the local area of Conniston. Once you've both finished taking in the stunning surroundings, step into the Brantwood House cafe, where you'll be able to unwind and celebrate together.

4. Cosy Up in Clumber Park

Why not combine a scenic walk and romantic meal this Valentines Day and visit Clumber Park in Nottinghamshire. Get lost together within the many pathways and woodland areas. Take the time to discover the true wonder of Clumber Park by visiting its waterfall and local chapel. Wrap up the perfect Valentines Day with a meal for two in Clumber Park's Garden Tea Room. Over the Valentines Weekend, you'll be able to enjoy a specially designed Valentines Menu.

5. Discover a quiet place for a Picnic

It may be February but there's no reason why you can't enjoy a romantic picnic in the countryside. Make sure to pack some warm food and drink, then set off to discover somewhere peaceful to relax and unwind in each others company.

6. See the Stars Together

Make this Valentines Day one to remember by finding somewhere quiet to see the stars together. Stunning venues such as Dale Hall in are offering a weekend star-gazing experience which promises to be a truly unique event. The UK offers some of the most magical stargazing spots so if you're lucky enough for a clear night, why not head to the country and spend some quality time together.

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7. Escape the City in Queen Mary's Gardens

While the cold winter weather may limit the number of world-famous roses on display, Queen Mary's Garden is still one of the most romantic spots in London for you to enjoy together this year. The gardens offer a beautiful environment with a large lake and impressive water features for you and a loved one to escape the buzz of London together.


Wrap up Warm this Valentines Day

If you're planning on spending this Valentines Day outdoors then why not treat yourself and your significant other to a new warm jacket to keep the cold from ruining the fun. We've got a huge selection of jackets and coats which would be perfect for any Valentines Day activity. Shop our latest looks below and choose your favourite style.


We'd love to hear what outdoor date ideas you've got planned this year. Share your plans or favourite ideas in the comments below!

 

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