Broughtondowns Plantation

Wood, Forest in Oxfordshire West Oxfordshire

England

Broughtondowns Plantation

Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin On Gloucestershire footpath KEA16, 150 yds NE of "Rectory". This view looks from the road, the view SE to is <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7316872">SP2005 : Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin</a>.
Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin Credit: Jayne Tovey

Broughtondowns Plantation is a captivating woodland located in Oxfordshire, England. Spread across an expansive area, the plantation is known for its lush greenery, diverse wildlife, and tranquil atmosphere. Nestled amidst the picturesque countryside, it offers a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts and visitors alike.

The woodland comprises a mixture of deciduous and coniferous trees, including oak, beech, and pine, creating a rich and varied ecosystem. The dense foliage provides a haven for a wide range of wildlife, such as deer, rabbits, squirrels, and numerous bird species. Exploring the plantation offers a chance to observe and appreciate the natural beauty that abounds.

Trails wind through the plantation, offering visitors the opportunity to explore the enchanting surroundings. Whether on foot or by bicycle, the well-maintained paths provide a pleasant and accessible experience for outdoor enthusiasts. The plantation is also popular among photographers and artists, who are drawn to the scenic vistas and abundant wildlife for inspiration.

Broughtondowns Plantation is not only cherished for its natural beauty but also for its historical significance. The area has witnessed human habitation and activity dating back centuries, with traces of ancient settlements and historical landmarks scattered throughout. These remnants of the past add a layer of intrigue and fascination to the plantation, attracting history enthusiasts and those interested in exploring the region's heritage.

Overall, Broughtondowns Plantation in Oxfordshire stands as a testament to the captivating beauty of nature and the rich history of the land. Its serene ambiance, diverse wildlife, and intriguing historical remnants make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a peaceful and immersive experience in the heart of the English countryside.

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Broughtondowns Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.761121/-1.6929427 or Grid Reference SP2106. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin On Gloucestershire footpath KEA16, 150 yds NE of "Rectory". This view looks from the road, the view SE to is <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7316872">SP2005 : Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin</a>.
Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin
On Gloucestershire footpath KEA16, 150 yds NE of "Rectory". This view looks from the road, the view SE to is SP2005 : Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin.
Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin On Gloucestershire footpath KEA16, 150 yds NE of "Rectory". This view looks to the road, the view from is <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7316870">SP2005 : Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin</a>.
Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin
On Gloucestershire footpath KEA16, 150 yds NE of "Rectory". This view looks to the road, the view from is SP2005 : Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin.
Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin Actually on the boundary of Gloucestershire with Oxfordshire. About ⅞ of a mile from Eastleach Turville.
Stone Stile, Eastleach Martin
Actually on the boundary of Gloucestershire with Oxfordshire. About ⅞ of a mile from Eastleach Turville.
Seven Shires Way entering the Hatherop Estate Off Locombe Hill the Seven Shires Way entering the Hatherop Estate by the River Leach
Seven Shires Way entering the Hatherop Estate
Off Locombe Hill the Seven Shires Way entering the Hatherop Estate by the River Leach
Seven Shires Way by Sheephouse Plantation Seven Shires Way by Sheephouse Plantation above the River Leach
Seven Shires Way by Sheephouse Plantation
Seven Shires Way by Sheephouse Plantation above the River Leach
Bridleway heading to Bimbury Lodge Bridleway from Sheep Bridge heading to Bimbury Lodge
Bridleway heading to Bimbury Lodge
Bridleway from Sheep Bridge heading to Bimbury Lodge
Seven Shires Way by Tom Jollys Seven Shires Way passing by Tom Jollys
Seven Shires Way by Tom Jollys
Seven Shires Way passing by Tom Jollys
Seven Shires Way heading to Holwell Downs Farm Seven Shires Way heading down the restricted byway to Holwell Downs Farm
Seven Shires Way heading to Holwell Downs Farm
Seven Shires Way heading down the restricted byway to Holwell Downs Farm
D'Arcy Dalton Way heading  towards the A361 D'Arcy Dalton Way heading away from The Kennels towards the A361
D'Arcy Dalton Way heading towards the A361
D'Arcy Dalton Way heading away from The Kennels towards the A361
Snowman Family enjoying the Cotswold Wildlife Park Snowmen or should it be Snowpeople getting ready for Christmas
Snowman Family enjoying the Cotswold Wildlife Park
Snowmen or should it be Snowpeople getting ready for Christmas
Old road heading to Bimbury Lodge By Foss Way Plantation the old road heading to Bimbury Lodge
Old road heading to Bimbury Lodge
By Foss Way Plantation the old road heading to Bimbury Lodge
Akeman Street Akeman Street at Bimbury Lodge
Akeman Street
Akeman Street at Bimbury Lodge
St Michael & St Martin, Eastleach Martin
St Michael & St Martin, Eastleach Martin
St Michael & St Martin, Eastleach Martin - East end
St Michael & St Martin, Eastleach Martin - East end
St Michael & St Martin, Eastleach Martin - Chancel
St Michael & St Martin, Eastleach Martin - Chancel
St Michael & St Martin, Eastleach Martin - Monument
St Michael & St Martin, Eastleach Martin - Monument
St Michael & St Martin, Eastleach Martin - Brass
St Michael & St Martin, Eastleach Martin - Brass
St Michael & St Martin, Eastleach Martin - Stained glass window
St Michael & St Martin, Eastleach Martin - Stained glass window
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Broughtondowns Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SP2106 (Lat: 51.761121, Lng: -1.6929427)

Administrative County: Oxfordshire

District: West Oxfordshire

Police Authority: Thames Valley

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