Boy's Grove

Wood, Forest in Gloucestershire Cotswold

England

Boy's Grove

Woods east of Colesbourne
Woods east of Colesbourne Credit: Dani

Boy's Grove is a picturesque woodland located in Gloucestershire, England. Covering an area of approximately 50 acres, it is nestled within the idyllic countryside, offering visitors a serene and tranquil environment. The grove is notable for its dense canopy of trees, primarily consisting of oak, beech, and birch, which provide a natural shelter and create a sense of seclusion.

The woodland is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, squirrels, and a plethora of bird species. Nature enthusiasts can enjoy birdwatching and may spot woodpeckers, owls, and buzzards among the treetops. The forest floor is adorned with an array of wildflowers, adding splashes of color to the green surroundings.

Boy's Grove boasts several well-maintained walking trails, allowing visitors to explore the woodland at their own pace. The paths wind through the trees, offering glimpses of sun-dappled clearings and babbling brooks. The sound of rustling leaves and birdsong creates a peaceful ambiance, ideal for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

The grove is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as picnicking, nature photography, and family outings. It also serves as an excellent location for educational field trips, giving children the opportunity to learn about the local ecosystem and appreciate the importance of preserving nature.

With its enchanting beauty and abundant wildlife, Boy's Grove is a true gem in the heart of Gloucestershire, providing a haven for nature lovers and a place of solace for all who visit.

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Boy's Grove Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.818135/-1.9740428 or Grid Reference SP0113. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Woods east of Colesbourne
Woods east of Colesbourne
Colesbourne Manor Snowdrops in the woods behind Colesbourne Manor
Colesbourne Manor
Snowdrops in the woods behind Colesbourne Manor
Barn at Colesbourne A large barn to the east of the Cheltenham to Cirencester road in the village of Colesbourne
Barn at Colesbourne
A large barn to the east of the Cheltenham to Cirencester road in the village of Colesbourne
The White Way Looking south along the White Way towards Cirencester. This Roman road serviced the villas in this part of the Cotswolds and it may also have been used as a salt way. The southern perimeter track of Chedworth airfield ran behind the trees.
The White Way
Looking south along the White Way towards Cirencester. This Roman road serviced the villas in this part of the Cotswolds and it may also have been used as a salt way. The southern perimeter track of Chedworth airfield ran behind the trees.
Chedworth Airfield Looking east at the point where the road cuts across the main runway of the former RAF station at Chedworth. The base opened in 1942 and was home to 12 Group Tactical Exercise Unit.
Chedworth Airfield
Looking east at the point where the road cuts across the main runway of the former RAF station at Chedworth. The base opened in 1942 and was home to 12 Group Tactical Exercise Unit.
Air Raid shelter in Withington Woods Presumably this shelter in Withington Woods was used by people based at the nearby airfield.
Air Raid shelter in Withington Woods
Presumably this shelter in Withington Woods was used by people based at the nearby airfield.
Farm Woodlands This farm is high on the Cotswolds to the south of Withington Woods.
Farm Woodlands
This farm is high on the Cotswolds to the south of Withington Woods.
Ridge and Furrow field, near Colesbourne Evidence of medieval farming practices on this field to the south-west of the farm at Woodlands.
Ridge and Furrow field, near Colesbourne
Evidence of medieval farming practices on this field to the south-west of the farm at Woodlands.
Sheep grazing near Colesbourne Today much of the Cotswolds is arable, here the land is used for the traditional use of sheep grazing. In Medieval times wool was a major export and the churches and manor houses of the Cotswolds reflect the wealth the wool trade created.
Sheep grazing near Colesbourne
Today much of the Cotswolds is arable, here the land is used for the traditional use of sheep grazing. In Medieval times wool was a major export and the churches and manor houses of the Cotswolds reflect the wealth the wool trade created.
Valley between Monkham Wood and Boy's Grove This valley is above Colesbourne. A bridleway can be seen as it crosses through the valley en-route between Colesbourne and Chedworth.
Valley between Monkham Wood and Boy's Grove
This valley is above Colesbourne. A bridleway can be seen as it crosses through the valley en-route between Colesbourne and Chedworth.
Colesbourne church Colesbourne church is dedicated to St James and is located in Colesbourne Park.
Colesbourne church
Colesbourne church is dedicated to St James and is located in Colesbourne Park.
Forestry work at Little Colesbourne Warning at the entrance to Barncombe Bottom of forestry activity in Little Colesbourne.
Forestry work at Little Colesbourne
Warning at the entrance to Barncombe Bottom of forestry activity in Little Colesbourne.
Driveway to Staple Farm, Colesbourne Driveway to Staple Farm Farm, high on the Cotswolds above Colesbourne.
Driveway to Staple Farm, Colesbourne
Driveway to Staple Farm Farm, high on the Cotswolds above Colesbourne.
Cottage at Hill Barn, Withington
Cottage at Hill Barn, Withington
Pylon and power lines These power lines are just in the grid square, beyond are Withington Woods. This view is from the road in the next square to the north.
Pylon and power lines
These power lines are just in the grid square, beyond are Withington Woods. This view is from the road in the next square to the north.
Behind the gate of Bennett Farm, Law Offices. With a flash flood in progress.
Behind the gate of Bennett Farm, Law Offices.
With a flash flood in progress.
This building is called Memory Lodge. Situated by the A435 between Colesbourne and Rendcomb
This building is called Memory Lodge.
Situated by the A435 between Colesbourne and Rendcomb
Dead tree in the pasture.
Dead tree in the pasture.
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Boy's Grove is located at Grid Ref: SP0113 (Lat: 51.818135, Lng: -1.9740428)

Administrative County: Gloucestershire

District: Cotswold

Police Authority: Gloucestershire

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