North Plantation

Wood, Forest in Northumberland

England

North Plantation

Doxford  Hall  built  in 1818  for  Henry  Taylor The house was enlarged and remodelled in 1910 and is now a hotel and spa, with large grounds and formal garden
Doxford Hall built in 1818 for Henry Taylor Credit: Martin Dawes

North Plantation, located in Northumberland, is a quaint woodland area known for its natural beauty and diverse range of plant species. Spanning over a vast expanse, the plantation is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers, offering a serene escape from the bustling city life.

The woodland is characterized by a dense forest cover, predominantly comprising of native species such as oak, beech, and pine trees. These towering giants create a picturesque landscape, providing shade and shelter to a myriad of animal species, including deer, squirrels, and a variety of birdlife. The vibrant colors of the flora, especially during the autumn season, attract visitors from far and wide.

Traversing the plantation, visitors can explore numerous well-maintained trails that wind through the forest, revealing hidden streams and small waterfalls along the way. These trails are suitable for all fitness levels, catering to both casual strollers and avid adventurers.

North Plantation is not only a haven for nature enthusiasts but also serves as an educational hub. The plantation offers guided tours and workshops, providing visitors with an opportunity to learn about the local ecology, conservation efforts, and the importance of sustainable practices. In addition, there is a visitor center that houses interactive exhibits and information about the plantation's history and significance.

Overall, North Plantation in Northumberland is a captivating and enchanting woodland, offering a serene retreat for those seeking solace amidst nature's splendor. Whether one wishes to immerse themselves in the tranquility of the forest or embark on an educational journey, North Plantation promises an unforgettable experience for all.

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North Plantation Images

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Doxford  Hall  built  in 1818  for  Henry  Taylor The house was enlarged and remodelled in 1910 and is now a hotel and spa, with large grounds and formal garden
Doxford Hall built in 1818 for Henry Taylor
The house was enlarged and remodelled in 1910 and is now a hotel and spa, with large grounds and formal garden
Doxford  Hall  built  in 1818  view  through  the  formal  garden This garden was created when the house was enlarged in 1910
Doxford Hall built in 1818 view through the formal garden
This garden was created when the house was enlarged in 1910
Access  driveway  from  Doxford  Hall  hotel  to  main  gate The lodge can just be seen to the left of the gateway
Access driveway from Doxford Hall hotel to main gate
The lodge can just be seen to the left of the gateway
Power  lines   and  signpost
Power lines and signpost
Cottages  at  Burnhouses On the road to West Fallodon
Cottages at Burnhouses
On the road to West Fallodon
Stone  bridge  over  Mill  Burn  on  road  to  West  Fallodon
Stone bridge over Mill Burn on road to West Fallodon
Access  road  to  South  Broomford  farm From the minor road to Preston
Access road to South Broomford farm
From the minor road to Preston
Minor  country  road  going  south  to  West  Fallodon A long straight road but rising
Minor country road going south to West Fallodon
A long straight road but rising
Entering  West  Fallodon  from  the  north A number of cottages and a large farm could describe it
Entering West Fallodon from the north
A number of cottages and a large farm could describe it
Road near Burnhouses Looking along the road between Preston and Embleton. It also forms part of NCN1.
Road near Burnhouses
Looking along the road between Preston and Embleton. It also forms part of NCN1.
Fields between Preston and Brunton
Fields between Preston and Brunton
Long Plantation North-east of Doxford Hall.
Long Plantation
North-east of Doxford Hall.
Entrance to Doxford Hall
Entrance to Doxford Hall
Gates of Fallodon West Lodge Fallodon Hall - seat of the Grey family - is a private residence, but the mile-long avenue from the West Lodge is a public footpath.  The way that the sign for the footpath has been hidden behind a pillar on the inside of the gate suggests the landowner is trying to keep that fact quiet from those not in possession of a map.
Gates of Fallodon West Lodge
Fallodon Hall - seat of the Grey family - is a private residence, but the mile-long avenue from the West Lodge is a public footpath. The way that the sign for the footpath has been hidden behind a pillar on the inside of the gate suggests the landowner is trying to keep that fact quiet from those not in possession of a map.
Fallodon Avenue (1) Fallodon Hall - seat of the Grey family - is a private residence, but the mile-long avenue from the West Lodge is a public footpath.
Fallodon Avenue (1)
Fallodon Hall - seat of the Grey family - is a private residence, but the mile-long avenue from the West Lodge is a public footpath.
Fallodon Avenue (2) Fallodon Hall - seat of the Grey family - is a private residence, but the mile-long avenue from the West Lodge is a public footpath.  The road appears to have been deliberately set out to bend gently left and right within the belt of trees forming the avenue, perhaps to bring a sense of exploration rather than having a long straight vista.
Fallodon Avenue (2)
Fallodon Hall - seat of the Grey family - is a private residence, but the mile-long avenue from the West Lodge is a public footpath. The road appears to have been deliberately set out to bend gently left and right within the belt of trees forming the avenue, perhaps to bring a sense of exploration rather than having a long straight vista.
Road  junction  at  West  Fallodon Although a give way sign the B6347 swings left here and the road coming from the right is a minor road
Road junction at West Fallodon
Although a give way sign the B6347 swings left here and the road coming from the right is a minor road
West  Fallodon  and  the  entrance  to  West  Lodge The gateway at west lodge leads to The Avenue to Fallodon Hall
West Fallodon and the entrance to West Lodge
The gateway at west lodge leads to The Avenue to Fallodon Hall
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North Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NU2024 (Lat: 55.510238, Lng: -1.6762662)

Unitary Authority: Northumberland

Police Authority: Northumbria

What 3 Words

///residual.groomed.reservoir. Near Embleton, Northumberland

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Located within 500m of 55.510238,-1.6762662
Fallodon
Crossing Barrier: double_half
Crossing Light: yes
Maxheight: 16'6"
Railway: level_crossing
Lat/Long: 55.5083001/-1.6704807
Power: pole
Lat/Long: 55.5104003/-1.6716094
Power: pole
Lat/Long: 55.5083576/-1.6691911
Power: pole
Lat/Long: 55.510933/-1.6724888
Power: pole
Lat/Long: 55.5114467/-1.6733241
Man Made: tower
Tower Type: communication
Lat/Long: 55.5088693/-1.6713141
Power: pole
Lat/Long: 55.5091107/-1.6699683
Power: pole
Lat/Long: 55.5098509/-1.670722
Ewart's Hill
Place: locality
Lat/Long: 55.5074388/-1.678866
Fallodon
Crossing Barrier: double_half
Crossing Light: yes
Maxheight: 16'6"
Railway: level_crossing
Lat/Long: 55.5083604/-1.6706285
Fallodon
Historic Railway: station
Railway: site
Wikidata: Q28803290
Wikipedia: en:Fallodon railway station
Lat/Long: 55.5087808/-1.6710508
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