England's National Parks

England’s National Parks are designated areas of protected countryside that showcase the country’s natural beauty, wildlife, and cultural heritage. Covering diverse landscapes—from mountains and lakes to forests and coastlines—they aim to conserve nature while supporting local communities through sustainable tourism and farming. These parks offer opportunities for outdoor activities like walking, cycling, and wildlife watching, fostering appreciation and stewardship of the environment. Managed collaboratively by government agencies, local authorities, and communities, England’s National Parks balance conservation with enjoying the countryside, ensuring these scenic, culturally significant areas are preserved for future generations.