Creeton Corner Plantation

Wood, Forest in Lincolnshire South Kesteven

England

Creeton Corner Plantation

Counthorpe The name 'Mallard Cottage' for the white building has nothing to do with birds. The East Coast Main Line runs along the embankment immediately opposite
Counthorpe Credit: Tim Heaton

Creeton Corner Plantation is a serene and picturesque woodland located in Lincolnshire, England. Nestled amidst the rolling countryside, this enchanting plantation spans over a vast area, providing a haven for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike.

The plantation is characterized by its dense woodland of predominantly deciduous trees, including oak, beech, and birch, which create a lush and vibrant canopy overhead. These trees offer a breathtaking display of colors during the autumn months, attracting visitors from near and far to witness nature's spectacle.

Traversing through the plantation, visitors will find an intricate network of well-maintained footpaths, allowing easy exploration of the area. These pathways wind through the woodlands, unveiling hidden delights such as small ponds, wildflower meadows, and charming streams that add to the plantation's charm.

Creeton Corner Plantation is not only a haven for flora, but also a sanctuary for a diverse array of wildlife. Nature enthusiasts will be delighted to spot a variety of birds, including woodpeckers, owls, and warblers, as well as small mammals like squirrels and hedgehogs that call this plantation their home.

The plantation offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking solitude and tranquility, making it a perfect spot for meditation or simply appreciating the beauty of the natural world. Additionally, it provides an excellent opportunity for outdoor activities such as walking, jogging, or cycling, with designated paths catering to different levels of fitness.

Creeton Corner Plantation is a truly remarkable woodland that captivates visitors with its natural beauty and diverse ecosystem. Whether you seek solace in nature, desire to explore the great outdoors, or simply want to immerse yourself in the enchanting surroundings, this plantation in Lincolnshire is an idyllic destination.

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Creeton Corner Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.764764/-0.49166856 or Grid Reference TF0119. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Counthorpe The name 'Mallard Cottage' for the white building has nothing to do with birds. The East Coast Main Line runs along the embankment immediately opposite
Counthorpe
The name 'Mallard Cottage' for the white building has nothing to do with birds. The East Coast Main Line runs along the embankment immediately opposite
Counthorpe House
Counthorpe House
Footbridge over the West Glen River View north, with Croakhill Plantation on the right. The footpath runs from The Drift (left) to Creeton Farm on the Creeton-Swinstead road (right)
Footbridge over the West Glen River
View north, with Croakhill Plantation on the right. The footpath runs from The Drift (left) to Creeton Farm on the Creeton-Swinstead road (right)
Creeton Farm
Creeton Farm
View north-west of TF0120 Showing most of square TF0120, with Croakhill Plantation in the distance. Taken from the footpath running east from Creeton toward Grimsthorpe Park, which cuts across the south-east corner of the square.
View north-west of TF0120
Showing most of square TF0120, with Croakhill Plantation in the distance. Taken from the footpath running east from Creeton toward Grimsthorpe Park, which cuts across the south-east corner of the square.
Swinstead Road, north of Creeton 'Spring Buildings Plantation' to the left of the road at the top of the hill.
Swinstead Road, north of Creeton
'Spring Buildings Plantation' to the left of the road at the top of the hill.
Mistletoe in lime trees; Steel's Riding, Grimsthorpe Park The track running west-east through the southern part of Grimsthorpe Park is lined with lime trees, heavily infested with mistletoe. The trees look rather sick - but I've only seen them in their leaf-free, winter months.
Mistletoe in lime trees; Steel's Riding, Grimsthorpe Park
The track running west-east through the southern part of Grimsthorpe Park is lined with lime trees, heavily infested with mistletoe. The trees look rather sick - but I've only seen them in their leaf-free, winter months.
Western end of 'Steel's Riding', Grimsthorpe Park With one of the many mistletoe-infested lime trees.
Western end of 'Steel's Riding', Grimsthorpe Park
With one of the many mistletoe-infested lime trees.
View north towards Park House, Grimsthorpe Park
View north towards Park House, Grimsthorpe Park
Farm buildings, Grimsthorpe Park The track runs north-west towards Swinstead.
Farm buildings, Grimsthorpe Park
The track runs north-west towards Swinstead.
Road running east into Grimsthorpe Park Much of the central part of this large Park estate is farmed, but the remainder is attractive woodland.
Road running east into Grimsthorpe Park
Much of the central part of this large Park estate is farmed, but the remainder is attractive woodland.
'Pots and Pans', Grimsthorpe Park Bumpy ground marking former quarry. Extraction of good quality limestone remains an important activity in the area.
'Pots and Pans', Grimsthorpe Park
Bumpy ground marking former quarry. Extraction of good quality limestone remains an important activity in the area.
Manure pile
Manure pile
Counthorpe Lane The lane from Counthorpe (behind camera) takes a sharp left towards Castle Bytham. Straight ahead is to Swayfield and the Creeton Quarry (right fork).
Counthorpe Lane
The lane from Counthorpe (behind camera) takes a sharp left towards Castle Bytham. Straight ahead is to Swayfield and the Creeton Quarry (right fork).
Queen Victoria 60 year reign commemorative plaque This stone plaque, by the roadside, is let into a stone wall by Millington's Farm.
It commemorates Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee - 60 years reign 1837-1897.
Queen Victoria 60 year reign commemorative plaque
This stone plaque, by the roadside, is let into a stone wall by Millington's Farm. It commemorates Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee - 60 years reign 1837-1897.
Ford on the West Glen River near Millington's Farm This ford is found on the West Glen River just off the footpath leading from the Counthorpe Road and "The Drift" track down to Croakhill Plantation. There is a footbridge further down stream.
Ford on the West Glen River near Millington's Farm
This ford is found on the West Glen River just off the footpath leading from the Counthorpe Road and "The Drift" track down to Croakhill Plantation. There is a footbridge further down stream.
Farm Ford on the West Glen River at Creeton This farm ford is the closest to Creeton of the three fords on this stretch of the West Glen River.
Farm Ford on the West Glen River at Creeton
This farm ford is the closest to Creeton of the three fords on this stretch of the West Glen River.
Countryside at dusk
Countryside at dusk
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Creeton Corner Plantation is located at Grid Ref: TF0119 (Lat: 52.764764, Lng: -0.49166856)

Administrative County: Lincolnshire

District: South Kesteven

Police Authority: Lincolnshire

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