Woodcock Rew

Wood, Forest in Surrey Waverley

England

Woodcock Rew

Horses south of Little Burgate Farm
Horses south of Little Burgate Farm Credit: Ian Cunliffe

Woodcock Rew is a small village located in the county of Surrey, England. Situated within the larger Forest of Surrey, Woodcock Rew is known for its picturesque woodlands and rural charm. The village is surrounded by dense forests, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Woodcock Rew is home to a small population of around 200 residents, who enjoy a peaceful and close-knit community. The village is characterized by its quaint cottages and traditional architecture, creating a timeless atmosphere. The surrounding forest provides ample opportunities for activities such as hiking, cycling, and birdwatching.

One of the main attractions in Woodcock Rew is the Woodcock Rew Forest Park, which covers a vast area of woodland. The park offers various walking trails, picnic spots, and wildlife viewing opportunities. Visitors can explore the forest's diverse flora and fauna, including ancient trees and rare plant species.

In addition to its natural beauty, Woodcock Rew also has a rich history. The village dates back centuries and has witnessed various historical events. Some notable landmarks in the area include the historic St. Mary's Church, which showcases stunning architecture and serves as a reminder of the village's heritage.

Woodcock Rew is a hidden gem in Surrey, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its beautiful woodlands, charming village atmosphere, and rich history, Woodcock Rew attracts both locals and tourists looking to immerse themselves in nature and experience the serenity of country living.

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Woodcock Rew Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.125352/-0.58703575 or Grid Reference SU9837. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Horses south of Little Burgate Farm
Horses south of Little Burgate Farm
Bridleway 285 Dunsfold by The Mill House The overgrown mill pond is on the left.
Bridleway 285 Dunsfold by The Mill House
The overgrown mill pond is on the left.
Digger in yard, Field Place Farm It is making good the site of a former farm building.
Digger in yard, Field Place Farm
It is making good the site of a former farm building.
Field west of Hook House Lane
Field west of Hook House Lane
Fields west of Hook House Lane with water trough The nearer posts seem to have insulators but no electric fence wires.
Fields west of Hook House Lane with water trough
The nearer posts seem to have insulators but no electric fence wires.
Private drive leading to Pear Tree Green So says the large signpost, but the small one says public footpath. It is footpath 204 Dunsfold, a way towards Breakneck Hill.
Private drive leading to Pear Tree Green
So says the large signpost, but the small one says public footpath. It is footpath 204 Dunsfold, a way towards Breakneck Hill.
Barns at Red Leaf Farm A non-farming farm now.
Barns at Red Leaf Farm
A non-farming farm now.
Houses on Oak Tree Lane, Dunsfold Oak Tree Cottage is the near house, Pond Cottage the far. Both are grade II listed buildings.
Houses on Oak Tree Lane, Dunsfold
Oak Tree Cottage is the near house, Pond Cottage the far. Both are grade II listed buildings.
Bridleway 285 Dunsfold Heading west towards Chiddingfold Road.
Bridleway 285 Dunsfold
Heading west towards Chiddingfold Road.
River Lox by bridleway bridge The mill stream from Dunsfold Mill (near) rejoins the main river here.
River Lox by bridleway bridge
The mill stream from Dunsfold Mill (near) rejoins the main river here.
Bridge over River Lox Bridleway 285 Dunsfold crosses.
Bridge over River Lox
Bridleway 285 Dunsfold crosses.
Barn at The Mill House
Barn at The Mill House
Animal shelter near former Dunsfold Mill Not in residence currently.
Animal shelter near former Dunsfold Mill
Not in residence currently.
Hedgerow trees, Dunsfold
Hedgerow trees, Dunsfold
Valley north of Hook House Lane
Valley north of Hook House Lane
Hedge and field east of Hook House Lane
Hedge and field east of Hook House Lane
Raswell Cottage, Loxhill Fronted by a very small green on the B2130, Godalming Road.
Raswell Cottage, Loxhill
Fronted by a very small green on the B2130, Godalming Road.
View south-west from Hascombe Hill The distant hill must be Blackdown.
View south-west from Hascombe Hill
The distant hill must be Blackdown.
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Woodcock Rew is located at Grid Ref: SU9837 (Lat: 51.125352, Lng: -0.58703575)

Administrative County: Surrey

District: Waverley

Police Authority: Surrey

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