Laundry Plantation

Wood, Forest in Derbyshire Derbyshire Dales

England

Laundry Plantation

The road to Ashbourne On the way to Ashbourne we pass Yeldersley Hall just behind us and the small group of houses close to Yeldersley Home Farm.
The road to Ashbourne Credit: Malcolm Neal

Laundry Plantation is a picturesque woodland area located in Derbyshire, England. Situated in the heart of the county, this plantation offers visitors a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Covering an area of approximately 50 acres, Laundry Plantation is well-known for its dense and diverse forest. The woodland is predominantly composed of deciduous trees such as oak, beech, and birch, creating a stunning display of colors throughout the seasons. The plantation is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, and a wide range of bird species, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

The well-maintained pathways that weave through the plantation make it easily accessible for walkers and hikers of all ages and abilities. The trails offer a chance to explore the woodland's hidden treasures, from babbling brooks to hidden clearings, adding a sense of adventure to any visit.

In addition to its natural beauty, Laundry Plantation also houses a small visitor center, which provides information about the local flora and fauna, as well as the history of the plantation. The center also offers guided tours and educational programs, making it an ideal destination for school trips and families looking to learn more about the environment.

Overall, Laundry Plantation in Derbyshire is a must-visit destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of nature. Its stunning woodland, diverse wildlife, and well-maintained trails make it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

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Laundry Plantation Images

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The road to Ashbourne On the way to Ashbourne we pass Yeldersley Hall just behind us and the small group of houses close to Yeldersley Home Farm.
The road to Ashbourne
On the way to Ashbourne we pass Yeldersley Hall just behind us and the small group of houses close to Yeldersley Home Farm.
Horseshoe Bench Bench made of old horseshoes beside the (empty) Osmaston Pond.
Horseshoe Bench
Bench made of old horseshoes beside the (empty) Osmaston Pond.
Frosty fields The fields belong to Corner Farm and where they are shaded by the hedge are still covered by frost.
Frosty fields
The fields belong to Corner Farm and where they are shaded by the hedge are still covered by frost.
The road junction to Shirley Taken from the pavement besides the road to Ashbourne showing the road junction to Shirley.
The road junction to Shirley
Taken from the pavement besides the road to Ashbourne showing the road junction to Shirley.
Across the fields A winters morning showing bare trees and grassy fields.
Across the fields
A winters morning showing bare trees and grassy fields.
Osmaston Village pond Looking across the lightly frozen triangular village pond at Osmaston
Osmaston Village pond
Looking across the lightly frozen triangular village pond at Osmaston
Saw Mill in Osmaston Park Taken on film sometime in 1998. The saw mill is on the edge of the lake at Osmaston / Shirley Park.
Saw Mill in Osmaston Park
Taken on film sometime in 1998. The saw mill is on the edge of the lake at Osmaston / Shirley Park.
Looking at War Farm The track is closely lined with hedges as it goes towards the farm.
Looking at War Farm
The track is closely lined with hedges as it goes towards the farm.
The track to Lady Hole Lady Hole appears to be a house isolated from the nearby Lady Hole Farm.
The track to Lady Hole
Lady Hole appears to be a house isolated from the nearby Lady Hole Farm.
Walking along Bonnie Prince Charlie Walk Bonnie Prince Charlie Walk was a Millennial project which linked some footpaths and bridleways and makes for a very pleasant and quiet walk in the countryside.
Walking along Bonnie Prince Charlie Walk
Bonnie Prince Charlie Walk was a Millennial project which linked some footpaths and bridleways and makes for a very pleasant and quiet walk in the countryside.
Close to the Restored Saw mill Visible in the near distance is the restored saw mill.  There are notices outside saying that it will be converted into some sort of venue.
Close to the Restored Saw mill
Visible in the near distance is the restored saw mill. There are notices outside saying that it will be converted into some sort of venue.
A lake view A wonderful view with the sky reflected in the very still water of the lake on this warm afternoon.
A lake view
A wonderful view with the sky reflected in the very still water of the lake on this warm afternoon.
The restored Saw Mill The water wheel that powers the saw mill has been restored but I do not think it is used at all for its original purpose.
The restored Saw Mill
The water wheel that powers the saw mill has been restored but I do not think it is used at all for its original purpose.
Closer to the water wheel The water wheel is an impressive sight even when it is not turning.
Closer to the water wheel
The water wheel is an impressive sight even when it is not turning.
Another well made path Looking towards a field of Oil Seed Rape the path is extremely well made.
Another well made path
Looking towards a field of Oil Seed Rape the path is extremely well made.
Shirley Park Farm Looking to the left of Bonnie Prince Charlie Walk across the fields of Shirley Park Farm with the inevitable yellow of Oil Seed Rape flowers.
Shirley Park Farm
Looking to the left of Bonnie Prince Charlie Walk across the fields of Shirley Park Farm with the inevitable yellow of Oil Seed Rape flowers.
A shaded pond Really it is the end of the lake but looks like a small pond with all the vegetation surrounding it.
A shaded pond
Really it is the end of the lake but looks like a small pond with all the vegetation surrounding it.
Another small lake Fed from the larger lake further up the valley we are walking along the left hand bank and later watching a Swan chase off some Canada Geese.
Another small lake
Fed from the larger lake further up the valley we are walking along the left hand bank and later watching a Swan chase off some Canada Geese.
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Laundry Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SK2043 (Lat: 52.986887, Lng: -1.6941461)

Administrative County: Derbyshire

District: Derbyshire Dales

Police Authority: Derbyshire

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