Berry's Copse

Wood, Forest in Berkshire

England

Berry's Copse

Roundfield, Upper Bucklebury One of two cul-de-sacs sharing the same name. — Roundfield, Upper Bucklebury Credit: Oscar

Berry's Copse is a picturesque wood located in Berkshire, England. Situated in the heart of the county, this copse is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking tranquility amidst the bustling modern life. Covering an area of approximately 50 acres, Berry's Copse is a diverse and vibrant forest that offers a rich variety of flora and fauna.

The copse is primarily composed of native British trees, including oak, beech, and birch. These majestic trees create a dense canopy that provides shade and shelter for the diverse wildlife that calls Berry's Copse home. The forest floor is adorned with a carpet of wildflowers during the spring and summer months, adding a burst of color to the landscape.

Several well-maintained footpaths wind through Berry's Copse, allowing visitors to explore the woodland and discover its hidden treasures. Along these paths, one can encounter numerous bird species such as woodpeckers, nightingales, and tawny owls, making it a great spot for birdwatching. Squirrels can also be spotted scampering through the trees, while rabbits and foxes occasionally make an appearance.

Berry's Copse is not only a haven for wildlife but also serves as an important ecological site. The copse provides a vital habitat for various endangered and protected species, contributing to the preservation of biodiversity in the region.

Overall, Berry's Copse is a captivating woodland that offers a peaceful retreat from the outside world. Its natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and ecological significance make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and anyone seeking solace in the embrace of nature.

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Roundfield, Upper Bucklebury One of two cul-de-sacs sharing the same name.

Roundfield, Upper Bucklebury

One of two cul-de-sacs sharing the same name.

Turners Green, Upper Bucklebury Apple Tree Cottage to the left, a small church to the centre and Turners Green House to the right.

Turners Green, Upper Bucklebury

Apple Tree Cottage to the left, a small church to the centre and Turners Green House to the right.

Windmill Lane Off Carbinswood Lane, leading to School Hill.

Windmill Lane

Off Carbinswood Lane, leading to School Hill.

Before the hunt, Bucklebury, Berkshire

Before the hunt, Bucklebury, Berkshire

Excited hounds, Bucklebury, Berkshire

Excited hounds, Bucklebury, Berkshire

Bucklebury Farm chickens Beside the public footpath.

Bucklebury Farm chickens

Beside the public footpath.

Bucklebury Farm footpath A public footpath crossing Bucklebury Farm. The route of the path is a little confusing across the attraction itself.

If approaching from the north, you cross the car park after crossing the field near Pease Hill, follow the pedestrian entrance to the park, then walk through the &quot;exit&quot; gate to the right (west) of the admissions building. You then climb or open and close three metal gates to fields, and walk on the left (east) side of the fence in this field until you reach two stiles. Cross these and then follow the fenceline until you reach a gate and exit to the restricted byway.

If approaching from the south, you go through the metal gate from the restricted byway, follow the fenceline to a pair of stiles, cross both and follow the fenceline down to a series of three gates. Open and close or climb over these three through fields until you reach the exit gate. Go through the gate and follow the pedestrian walk to the car park and continue to the metal gate crossing a field beside the entrance driveway.

Shoutout to the kind gentleman who helped me with the route on my walk!

Bucklebury Farm footpath

A public footpath crossing Bucklebury Farm. The route of the path is a little confusing across the attraction itself. If approaching from the north, you cross the car park after crossing the field near Pease Hill, follow the pedestrian entrance to the park, then walk through the "exit" gate to the right (west) of the admissions building. You then climb or open and close three metal gates to fields, and walk on the left (east) side of the fence in this field until you reach two stiles. Cross these and then follow the fenceline until you reach a gate and exit to the restricted byway. If approaching from the south, you go through the metal gate from the restricted byway, follow the fenceline to a pair of stiles, cross both and follow the fenceline down to a series of three gates. Open and close or climb over these three through fields until you reach the exit gate. Go through the gate and follow the pedestrian walk to the car park and continue to the metal gate crossing a field beside the entrance driveway. Shoutout to the kind gentleman who helped me with the route on my walk!

Bucklebury Farm and footpath A public footpath crossing Bucklebury Farm. The route of the path is a little confusing across the attraction itself.

If approaching from the north, you cross the car park after crossing the field near Pease Hill, follow the pedestrian entrance to the park, then walk through the &quot;exit&quot; gate to the right (west) of the admissions building. You then climb or open and close three metal gates to fields, and walk on the left (east) side of the fence in this field until you reach two stiles. Cross these and then follow the fenceline until you reach a gate and exit to the restricted byway.

If approaching from the south, you go through the metal gate from the restricted byway, follow the fenceline to a pair of stiles, cross both and follow the fenceline down to a series of three gates. Open and close or climb over these three through fields until you reach the exit gate. Go through the gate and follow the pedestrian walk to the car park and continue to the metal gate crossing a field beside the entrance driveway.

Shoutout to the kind gentleman who helped me with the route on my walk!

Bucklebury Farm and footpath

A public footpath crossing Bucklebury Farm. The route of the path is a little confusing across the attraction itself. If approaching from the north, you cross the car park after crossing the field near Pease Hill, follow the pedestrian entrance to the park, then walk through the "exit" gate to the right (west) of the admissions building. You then climb or open and close three metal gates to fields, and walk on the left (east) side of the fence in this field until you reach two stiles. Cross these and then follow the fenceline until you reach a gate and exit to the restricted byway. If approaching from the south, you go through the metal gate from the restricted byway, follow the fenceline to a pair of stiles, cross both and follow the fenceline down to a series of three gates. Open and close or climb over these three through fields until you reach the exit gate. Go through the gate and follow the pedestrian walk to the car park and continue to the metal gate crossing a field beside the entrance driveway. Shoutout to the kind gentleman who helped me with the route on my walk!

Bucklebury Farm footpath A public footpath crossing Bucklebury Farm. The route of the path is a little confusing across the attraction itself.

If approaching from the north, you cross the car park after crossing the field near Pease Hill, follow the pedestrian entrance to the park, then walk through the &quot;exit&quot; gate to the right (west) of the admissions building. You then climb or open and close three metal gates to fields, and walk on the left (east) side of the fence in this field until you reach two stiles. Cross these and then follow the fenceline until you reach a gate and exit to the restricted byway.

If approaching from the south, you go through the metal gate from the restricted byway, follow the fenceline to a pair of stiles, cross both and follow the fenceline down to a series of three gates. Open and close or climb over these three through fields until you reach the exit gate. Go through the gate and follow the pedestrian walk to the car park and continue to the metal gate crossing a field beside the entrance driveway.

Shoutout to the kind gentleman who helped me with the route on my walk!

Bucklebury Farm footpath

A public footpath crossing Bucklebury Farm. The route of the path is a little confusing across the attraction itself. If approaching from the north, you cross the car park after crossing the field near Pease Hill, follow the pedestrian entrance to the park, then walk through the "exit" gate to the right (west) of the admissions building. You then climb or open and close three metal gates to fields, and walk on the left (east) side of the fence in this field until you reach two stiles. Cross these and then follow the fenceline until you reach a gate and exit to the restricted byway. If approaching from the south, you go through the metal gate from the restricted byway, follow the fenceline to a pair of stiles, cross both and follow the fenceline down to a series of three gates. Open and close or climb over these three through fields until you reach the exit gate. Go through the gate and follow the pedestrian walk to the car park and continue to the metal gate crossing a field beside the entrance driveway. Shoutout to the kind gentleman who helped me with the route on my walk!

Bucklebury landscape A field of sheep near to Redhill Copse.

Bucklebury landscape

A field of sheep near to Redhill Copse.

Bucklebury footpath A public footpath crossing a field near to Redhill Copse.

Bucklebury footpath

A public footpath crossing a field near to Redhill Copse.

Bucklebury footpath A public footpath around a field, near to Bucklebury.

Bucklebury footpath

A public footpath around a field, near to Bucklebury.

Bucklebury field

Bucklebury field

Bucklebury footpath A public footpath around the edge of a field.

Bucklebury footpath

A public footpath around the edge of a field.

Bucklebury footpath A public footpath crossing a field near to Bucklebury.

Bucklebury footpath

A public footpath crossing a field near to Bucklebury.

Bucklebury footpath A public footpath around the edge of a field near to Bucklebury. It enters Redhill Copse ahead.

Bucklebury footpath

A public footpath around the edge of a field near to Bucklebury. It enters Redhill Copse ahead.

Bucklebury footpath A public footpath crossing a field near to Bucklebury.

Bucklebury footpath

A public footpath crossing a field near to Bucklebury.

Bucklebury footbridge A footbridge over a ditch on a public footpath near to Bucklebury. It is rather overgrown: you need to duck underneath the vegetation.

Bucklebury footbridge

A footbridge over a ditch on a public footpath near to Bucklebury. It is rather overgrown: you need to duck underneath the vegetation.

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Berry's Copse is located at Grid Ref: SU5468 (Lat: 51.411671, Lng: -1.219473)

Unitary Authority: West Berkshire

Police Authority: Thames Valley

What 3 Words

///dumpling.trip.shielding. Near Thatcham, Berkshire

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