Web pages: www.nationaltrust.org.uk
This National Trust property on the Essex/Hertfordshire border is an outstanding ancient woodland and rare surviving example of a medieval royal hunting Forest. The pollarded trees support a wide variety of wildlife and there are many excellent walks and nature trails, as well as fishing in the lake. The Forest hosts a number of events throughout the year. Please check the website or information line for further details.
The forest is located a few miles east of Bishops Stortford.
Opening arrangements:
Daily, dawn to dusk. Vehicle access restricted to entrance car park (Monday-Saturday) November to April 1st.
A car park charge for non National Trust members applies.
Disabled facilities: reserved car parking; accessible paths and grassland; bookable self drive vehicle and manual wheelchair.
Registered charity number 205846
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