Buckwheat Plantation

Wood, Forest in Derbyshire South Derbyshire

England

Buckwheat Plantation

Rowley Court, Swadlincote A residential cul de sac off Lower Midland Road.
Rowley Court, Swadlincote Credit: Richard Vince

Buckwheat Plantation is a scenic woodland located in Derbyshire, England. Situated in the heart of the countryside, this sprawling forest spans across a vast area, offering visitors a tranquil and picturesque retreat. The plantation is renowned for its abundant growth of buckwheat, a grain-like seed that thrives in this region's fertile soil.

As one meanders through the plantation, they are greeted by a dense canopy of trees, creating a cool and serene atmosphere. The woodland is primarily composed of oak, beech, and chestnut trees, which not only enhance the beauty of the area but also provide a habitat for a diverse range of wildlife.

Buckwheat Plantation is a haven for nature enthusiasts and hikers alike. The well-maintained trails wind through the forest, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the natural surroundings. Along the way, one may catch glimpses of native species such as deer, foxes, and a variety of bird species.

In addition to its natural beauty, Buckwheat Plantation offers various recreational activities. Picnic areas are scattered throughout the woodland, providing a perfect spot for families and friends to enjoy a leisurely day out. The plantation also features designated camping grounds for those who wish to extend their stay and experience the forest's enchantment during the night.

Overall, Buckwheat Plantation is a cherished natural gem in Derbyshire. Its idyllic setting, diverse flora and fauna, and range of recreational opportunities make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a peaceful escape in the heart of the English countryside.

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Rowley Court, Swadlincote A residential cul de sac off Lower Midland Road.
Rowley Court, Swadlincote
A residential cul de sac off Lower Midland Road.
Lee Wood The wood has been here since at least the 1830s, when the Ordnance Survey First Series maps were surveyed. It was recorded, then, as Ley Wood Hill. The land in the foreground may be developed for housing in the next few years.
Lee Wood
The wood has been here since at least the 1830s, when the Ordnance Survey First Series maps were surveyed. It was recorded, then, as Ley Wood Hill. The land in the foreground may be developed for housing in the next few years.
Farmland West of Bretby Mill Much of this grid square is taken up with sheep farming.
Farmland West of Bretby Mill
Much of this grid square is taken up with sheep farming.
Eureka! One of the entrances to Eureka park, Swadlincote, with the bowls club pavilion beyond.
Eureka!
One of the entrances to Eureka park, Swadlincote, with the bowls club pavilion beyond.
Flood Noahs Ark is a dwelling built on high ground. Foresight perhaps?
Flood
Noahs Ark is a dwelling built on high ground. Foresight perhaps?
Undulating Sheep on the hills west of Hoofies Farm
Undulating
Sheep on the hills west of Hoofies Farm
Moxon's Hill Moxon's Hill near Hoofies Farm
Moxon's Hill
Moxon's Hill near Hoofies Farm
Nether Hall Nether Hall, converted into a care home
Nether Hall
Nether Hall, converted into a care home
Lower Midway Looking westward across the fields towards Lower Midway. The footpath clearly showing across the field disappears into the valley and reappears at the Southerly most tip of the farm buildings visible on the horizon.
Lower Midway
Looking westward across the fields towards Lower Midway. The footpath clearly showing across the field disappears into the valley and reappears at the Southerly most tip of the farm buildings visible on the horizon.
Storage field Viewing the back of the farm at Lower Midway from the public footpath.
Storage field
Viewing the back of the farm at Lower Midway from the public footpath.
Rowland Methodist Church and Community Hall Standing on the V of a junction of two roads is Rowland Methodist Church and Community Hall Midway
Rowland Methodist Church and Community Hall
Standing on the V of a junction of two roads is Rowland Methodist Church and Community Hall Midway
Bretby Hall Converted Hospital
Bretby Hall
Converted Hospital
Monument at Bretby
Monument at Bretby
Lakes at Bretby Hall The lakes viewed from the footpath running along the Southern edge of Bretby Hall. The strip of land separating these two lakes provides the crossing point of the footpath from Bretby to Hoolies wood and from there to either Upper Midway or Hartshorne.
Lakes at Bretby Hall
The lakes viewed from the footpath running along the Southern edge of Bretby Hall. The strip of land separating these two lakes provides the crossing point of the footpath from Bretby to Hoolies wood and from there to either Upper Midway or Hartshorne.
Collarbone Canon
Collarbone Canon
Down the avenue to Nether Hall Nether Hall was originally the manor house for Nethertown, which was a daughter settlement of Hartshorne. It is now a care home. The trees and formal avenue are managed by the Woodland Trust and the land is open access.
Down the avenue to Nether Hall
Nether Hall was originally the manor house for Nethertown, which was a daughter settlement of Hartshorne. It is now a care home. The trees and formal avenue are managed by the Woodland Trust and the land is open access.
Entrance to Eureka Park, Swadlincote Autumnal park scene viewed from the John Street entrance.
Entrance to Eureka Park, Swadlincote
Autumnal park scene viewed from the John Street entrance.
Bretby Park, Bretby Built by the fifth Earl of Chesterfield, begun in 1813 and unfinished when he died in 1815. This show front was probably designed by Jeffry Wyatville. Grade II* listed.
For much of the C20th it housed a hospital, but has now been converted to flats.
Bretby Park, Bretby
Built by the fifth Earl of Chesterfield, begun in 1813 and unfinished when he died in 1815. This show front was probably designed by Jeffry Wyatville. Grade II* listed. For much of the C20th it housed a hospital, but has now been converted to flats.
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Buckwheat Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SK2921 (Lat: 52.793097, Lng: -1.5603927)

Administrative County: Derbyshire

District: South Derbyshire

Police Authority: Derbyshire

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