Keasey Plantation

Wood, Forest in Yorkshire

England

Keasey Plantation

Track on top of the wold looking north
Track on top of the wold looking north Credit: David Brown

Keasey Plantation, nestled in the picturesque Yorkshire countryside, is a captivating destination that showcases the natural beauty of wood and forest landscapes. Located in the northern region of England, this plantation spans over 500 acres of land and is a haven for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike.

The plantation boasts a diverse ecosystem, consisting of dense woodlands, sprawling meadows, and enchanting forest trails. It is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, including ancient oaks, towering pines, and vibrant wildflowers that add a splash of color to the landscape. The plantation's rich biodiversity attracts numerous bird species, making it a popular spot for birdwatching enthusiasts.

Visitors can explore the plantation's extensive network of walking and cycling trails, offering opportunities to immerse themselves in the tranquil surroundings. The trails lead to hidden gems such as tranquil ponds, babbling brooks, and secret clearings where one can unwind and connect with nature.

Keasey Plantation is not only a haven for wildlife but also a place of historical significance. The site has a rich heritage dating back centuries, with remnants of ancient settlements and archaeological sites scattered throughout. History buffs can delve into the past and uncover the plantation's intriguing stories through guided tours and informative displays.

Whether it's a leisurely stroll, an adventurous hike, or an educational excursion, Keasey Plantation offers a diverse range of activities for visitors to enjoy. Its serene ambiance, picturesque landscapes, and rich natural and historical heritage make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Keasey Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.965223/-0.64884712 or Grid Reference SE8852. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Track on top of the wold looking north
Track on top of the wold looking north
Dew  Pond  on  the  Yorkshire  Wolds As we have had a very dry spring it's dry. Alongside the Minster Way footpath.
Dew Pond on the Yorkshire Wolds
As we have had a very dry spring it's dry. Alongside the Minster Way footpath.
The Minster Way towards Blanch Farm
The Minster Way towards Blanch Farm
Farmland north east of Thirty Acres
Farmland north east of Thirty Acres
Copse near Thirty Acres
Copse near Thirty Acres
By the Minster Way, E. Yorks A small pond and isolated farm buildings sit to the south of the farm road which carries the Minster Way west of North Dalton
By the Minster Way, E. Yorks
A small pond and isolated farm buildings sit to the south of the farm road which carries the Minster Way west of North Dalton
Yorkshire Wolds footpath junction The Minster Way route takes a right turn to the north here (indicated on the waymarker post); the footpath to the left runs along the farm road towards the B1246 Middleton to Warter road.
Yorkshire Wolds footpath junction
The Minster Way route takes a right turn to the north here (indicated on the waymarker post); the footpath to the left runs along the farm road towards the B1246 Middleton to Warter road.
Towards Thirty Acre Plantation Hedgerow to the west of the footpath/farm road (a pheasant is just about visible to the right of the hedge)
Towards Thirty Acre Plantation
Hedgerow to the west of the footpath/farm road (a pheasant is just about visible to the right of the hedge)
No crops were damaged in the taking of this photograph! Taken just off the Minster Way. This is one of the less exciting squares in this part of the Wolds and this stubble field just about sums it up.
No crops were damaged in the taking of this photograph!
Taken just off the Minster Way. This is one of the less exciting squares in this part of the Wolds and this stubble field just about sums it up.
The Minster Way approaches the North Dalton to Huggate Road For some distance the Minster Way utilises this concrete farm road.
The Minster Way approaches the North Dalton to Huggate Road
For some distance the Minster Way utilises this concrete farm road.
Footpath near Thirty Acres Uses this farm track.
Footpath near Thirty Acres
Uses this farm track.
Sharp shadows at Dalton Gates
Sharp shadows at Dalton Gates
The Huggate to North Dalton Road Looking NWW into the square from MR: SE91005379.
The Huggate to North Dalton Road
Looking NWW into the square from MR: SE91005379.
Minster Way A misty autumn morning on the Wolds on the Minster Way - a long distance footpath from York to Beverley Minster. Flocks of golden plover were moving onto the higher ground.  The concrete farm track is not a road but access for farm vehicles.
Minster Way
A misty autumn morning on the Wolds on the Minster Way - a long distance footpath from York to Beverley Minster. Flocks of golden plover were moving onto the higher ground. The concrete farm track is not a road but access for farm vehicles.
Pond along the Minster Way Small pond next to the footpath. Looking south-east.
Pond along the Minster Way
Small pond next to the footpath. Looking south-east.
Shelter on the Wolds near North Dalton The path runs east towards North Dalton, and is part of the Minster Way.  Just beyond the shelter is <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/664020">SE9052 : Pond along the Minster Way</a>.
Shelter on the Wolds near North Dalton
The path runs east towards North Dalton, and is part of the Minster Way. Just beyond the shelter is SE9052 : Pond along the Minster Way.
Minor Road Towards Huggate
Minor Road Towards Huggate
Wolds Farmland
Wolds Farmland
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Keasey Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SE8852 (Lat: 53.965223, Lng: -0.64884712)

Division: East Riding

Unitary Authority: East Riding of Yorkshire

Police Authority: Humberside

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