Bondhay Plantation

Wood, Forest in Derbyshire Bolsover

England

Bondhay Plantation

Direction Sign â Signpost on Harthill Field Road, Harthill with Woodall parish Located in Harthill, on the southwest side of the T junction of Harthill Field Road and Common Road, Harthill with Woodall parish. 1 arm and a lost annulus finial. Made by the Royal Label Factory.

Milestone Society National ID: YW_SK4980 — Direction Sign â Signpost on Harthill Field Road, Harthill with Woodall parish Credit: C Minto

Bondhay Plantation is a picturesque woodland located in Derbyshire, England. Situated near the village of Whitwell, the plantation covers an area of approximately 150 acres, making it a significant natural feature in the region. With its diverse range of trees, including oak, beech, and birch, Bondhay Plantation offers a tranquil and scenic environment for visitors.

The woodland is known for its well-maintained trails, which allow visitors to explore its natural beauty. These paths wind through the plantation, providing opportunities for walking, jogging, and cycling. The plantation is particularly popular among nature enthusiasts, who appreciate the abundance of wildlife that can be spotted here, such as deer, squirrels, and a variety of bird species.

Bondhay Plantation also offers recreational facilities for visitors, including a picnic area and a children's playground. These amenities make it a great destination for families and groups looking to enjoy a day out in nature. Additionally, the plantation hosts various events throughout the year, such as guided walks and educational programs, which aim to promote environmental awareness and wildlife conservation.

The plantation is easily accessible, with ample parking available for visitors. Its proximity to nearby towns and cities, such as Worksop and Sheffield, makes it a convenient destination for both locals and tourists. Overall, Bondhay Plantation offers a serene and natural escape for those seeking to immerse themselves in the beauty of Derbyshire's woodlands.

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Bondhay Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.3026/-1.23973 or Grid Reference SK5078. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Direction Sign â Signpost on Harthill Field Road, Harthill with Woodall parish

Located in Harthill, on the southwest side of the T junction of Harthill Field Road and Common Road, Harthill with Woodall parish. 1 arm and a lost annulus finial. Made by the Royal Label Factory. Milestone Society National ID: YW_SK4980

C Minto

Walls Lane - looking eastwards

Neil Theasby

Access track to Harthill Service Reservoir

Graham Hogg

Minor road at Nitticarhill

Graham Hogg

Field off Winney Lane

Stephen Ostler

Centre of Whitwell Wood

Two paths heading NW and NE from the centre of the wood

Stephen Ostler

Southard's Lane

Leaving Whitwell Woods towards Thorpe Salvin

Stephen Ostler

A619 at Springfield Farm entrance

Colin Pyle

A619 at Whitwell Common

Colin Pyle

Little Wood Lane Piggery

Jonathan Thacker

Footpath to Harthill

Easy to follow.

Jonathan Thacker

Alongside Packman Lane

Loscar Wood in front.

Jonathan Thacker

Part of Loscar Farm Wind Farm

What this photograph cannot convey is the pungent aroma from a large heap of the cleanings from a pig farm which was just out of the picture to the left.

Jonathan Thacker

Loscar Wind Farm

Two of the three wind turbines on Loscar Common, near Harthill in South Yorkshire

Mike Nield

Ramblers crossing Loscar Common

Heading towards Littlewood Farm near Thorpe Salvin, Rotherham-based rambling group “Bus 'n' Boots” cross Loscar Common on a trek from Harthill via Turnerwood on the Chesterfield Canal to North Anston. To the right, just off the picture, are two of the three wind turbines of Loscar Wind Farm.

Mike Nield

Loscar Common

Taken from near the stile on Common Road, this shot looks slightly south of east across Loscar Common and Packman Lane to Little Wood and Little Wood Lane Piggery near Thorpe Salvin. The three wind turbines at Loscar Wind Farm are immediately to the right, just out of the picture. What can be seen from here? From this same vantage point on a clear day, it is just possible to make out Cottam Power Station on the distant horizon, to the right of Little Wood. When conditions allow, it is also possible with binoculars to make out Lincoln Cathedral, 30 miles away as the crow flies.

Mike Nield

Loscar Common

Taken from near the stile on Common Road, this shot looks slightly south of east across Loscar Common and Packman Lane to Little Wood and Little Wood Lane Piggery near Thorpe Salvin. The three wind turbines at Loscar Wind Farm are immediately to the right, just out of the picture. What can be seen from here? From this same vantage point on, it is just possible to make out Cottam Power Station on the distant horizon, to the right of Little Wood. When conditions allow, it is also possible with binoculars to make out Lincoln Cathedral, 30 miles away as the crow flies.

Mike Nield