There are few refreshing things on the cool lake on hot summer days. Those who have the luxury of having a home in the country are likely to accept this as self-explanatory, but urban people have to look for these little utopias far. Serpentine Swimming Club: Everyone who lives in London knows Hyde Park, and everyone familiar with Hyde Park knows the Serpentine Gallery. Not too far from the gallery is a lake that is open all year round for swimming.
Hampstead mixed lake: The lakes of Hampstead are public every day. There are separate men and women's fish. They have been swimming in the pond for more than ninety years and have had traditions of chess players, weightlifters, readers and sun beds clubs. There are field signs in the middle of the lake where the Highgate Diving Club practiced in the 1930s.
Essex:
Kings Oak Pool, High Beach: This swimming pool was designed in the 1930s style and heated. Now a private hotel is part of North Chingford. There is a large pub garden and is often a grill. If the weather is hot and / or the holiday season is full, it may be very crowded. There is a full bar on the back of the hotel, and the pub is often used for motorcycle meetings.
Tollesbury-Woodup Pool: The Woodup Pool has been open since 1907. In the mornings you can swim freely and empty enough, which is a nice, calm way to start the day for lovers of swimming. There are salt marshes, boats, riverside landscapes, tides and wildlife in the surrounding areas.
Cheshire:
Hatchmere, Delamere Forest: This lake was once watery when the ice-ice melted deep in the ground. The temperature of the water is usually 20 ° C in summer. Hatchmere is a great place to enjoy afternoon, picnics and family.
Nantwich Outdoor Saltwater Pool: Nantwich has been open since 1934 and is the country's last saltwater salt basin. The warm temperature is maintained at 74 ° C. Devon: