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Church Grove

Wood, Forest in Bedfordshire

England

Church Grove

Clements End Road Towards Studham.
Clements End Road Credit: Robin Webster

Church Grove is a small woodland area located in the picturesque county of Bedfordshire, England. Nestled within the village of Wood, this natural treasure is a haven for nature enthusiasts and those seeking tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life.

Covering an area of approximately 10 acres, Church Grove is characterized by its dense and diverse forest vegetation. Towering oak, beech, and ash trees dominate the landscape, providing a majestic canopy that shelters a rich variety of flora and fauna. The forest floor is adorned with a colorful tapestry of wildflowers, ferns, and mosses, creating a vibrant and enchanting atmosphere.

The woodland is crisscrossed with a network of winding footpaths, allowing visitors to explore its hidden corners and discover its hidden treasures. A small stream meanders through the grove, adding to its charm and providing a habitat for various aquatic species.

Church Grove also holds historical significance, as its name suggests. The site is home to a centuries-old church that has stood the test of time. The church, with its ancient stone walls and weathered spire, adds a touch of mystique to the woodland and serves as a reminder of the area's rich cultural heritage.

Visitors to Church Grove can partake in a range of activities, including hiking, birdwatching, and photography. The tranquil ambiance and the abundance of wildlife make it a popular spot for nature lovers and a peaceful retreat for those seeking solace in nature's embrace.

Overall, Church Grove is a hidden gem in Bedfordshire, offering a slice of untouched wilderness and a serene escape from the modern world.

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Church Grove Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.832125/-0.52785908 or Grid Reference TL0115. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Clements End Road Towards Studham.
Clements End Road
Towards Studham.
Byslips Road Towards Dunstable.
Byslips Road
Towards Dunstable.
Studham Common and view north Most of the common is a large area of grassland.
Studham Common and view north
Most of the common is a large area of grassland.
SE corner of Studham Common Public footpaths follow both margins of the common, which has public access anyway.
SE corner of Studham Common
Public footpaths follow both margins of the common, which has public access anyway.
Footpath towards Studham Common The SE corner of the common is beyond the hedge ahead.
Footpath towards Studham Common
The SE corner of the common is beyond the hedge ahead.
NE corner of Studham Common Public footpaths follow both margins of the open common, which has public access anyway.
NE corner of Studham Common
Public footpaths follow both margins of the open common, which has public access anyway.
Studham sewage works Plated on the gate as 'Studham STW STUDS1ZZ' by Thames Water.
Studham sewage works
Plated on the gate as 'Studham STW STUDS1ZZ' by Thames Water.
Roe End Lane Technically a full public highway of some sort, but in practice a footpath.
Roe End Lane
Technically a full public highway of some sort, but in practice a footpath.
Harvested field corner by Roe End Lane
Harvested field corner by Roe End Lane
Roe End Lane Technically a full public highway of some sort, but in practice a footpath.
Roe End Lane
Technically a full public highway of some sort, but in practice a footpath.
Studham sewage works road The access route to Studham sewage works runs along the northern edge of the open part of Studham Common. To the right is a belt of densely wooded common land.
Studham sewage works road
The access route to Studham sewage works runs along the northern edge of the open part of Studham Common. To the right is a belt of densely wooded common land.
Herts / Beds border The green track crossing this field is the footpath that follows the Herts Beds border for 100 yards or so. By the time the path reached the trees on the far side it has re-entered Beds .
Herts / Beds border
The green track crossing this field is the footpath that follows the Herts Beds border for 100 yards or so. By the time the path reached the trees on the far side it has re-entered Beds .
Whipsnade golf course The Icknield way runs directly across this golf course. Whilst crossing it we were told that jeans are not permitted on the course! Must remember to bring a change of clothes next time we're out walking this way. (As a golfer myself, I wish we could shake off this image - Robin)
Whipsnade golf course
The Icknield way runs directly across this golf course. Whilst crossing it we were told that jeans are not permitted on the course! Must remember to bring a change of clothes next time we're out walking this way. (As a golfer myself, I wish we could shake off this image - Robin)
Deer at Whipsnade zoo. This is the view of the deer that you get if you don't pay the entrance fee. Closer but behind fences. This was taken from the Icknield Way Path. Anyway, what do they think they are looking at?
Deer at Whipsnade zoo.
This is the view of the deer that you get if you don't pay the entrance fee. Closer but behind fences. This was taken from the Icknield Way Path. Anyway, what do they think they are looking at?
View to Studham Hall Farm This view is uphill towards Studham Hall farm across the field from the Icknield Way.
View to Studham Hall Farm
This view is uphill towards Studham Hall farm across the field from the Icknield Way.
Mason's Plantation. This plantation does not appear on the 1940's OS maps so is a reasonably young wood. It seems to have been planted primarily to give cover to pheasants.
Mason's Plantation.
This plantation does not appear on the 1940's OS maps so is a reasonably young wood. It seems to have been planted primarily to give cover to pheasants.
Junction of Icknield Way and road south out of Studham These point all over the place. The paths are clear but the pointers have been twisted around.
Junction of Icknield Way and road south out of Studham
These point all over the place. The paths are clear but the pointers have been twisted around.
View over fields towards Studham Studham is just over the horizon at this point beyond the trees.
View over fields towards Studham
Studham is just over the horizon at this point beyond the trees.
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Church Grove is located at Grid Ref: TL0115 (Lat: 51.832125, Lng: -0.52785908)

Unitary Authority: Central Bedfordshire

Police Authority: Bedfordshire

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