Five Firs Plantation

Wood, Forest in Yorkshire Scarborough

England

Five Firs Plantation

Crossroads in Fordon Hamlet located to the north of Wold Newton.
Crossroads in Fordon Credit: Jonathan Clitheroe

Five Firs Plantation is a picturesque woodland located in Yorkshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 50 acres, this enchanting forest is situated in the heart of Yorkshire's countryside, offering visitors a serene and tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The plantation gets its name from the five majestic fir trees that stand tall and proud at the entrance, welcoming visitors into the enchanting woodland. These towering evergreens are a sight to behold, providing a sense of grandeur and setting the tone for the natural beauty that awaits within.

The forest is primarily composed of native trees such as oak, beech, and birch, creating a diverse and vibrant ecosystem. The dense foliage provides a sheltered habitat for a variety of wildlife, including birds, squirrels, and deer, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife photographers.

Visitors to Five Firs Plantation can enjoy a range of activities, including leisurely walks along well-maintained trails that wind through the forest. The paths are surrounded by a carpet of wildflowers, offering a burst of color and fragrance during the spring and summer months.

Additionally, the plantation features a picnic area, inviting visitors to relax and enjoy a meal amidst the natural surroundings. The tranquil atmosphere and scenic views make it an ideal spot for families, couples, and individuals seeking a peaceful escape.

Overall, Five Firs Plantation is a hidden gem in Yorkshire, offering a serene and idyllic woodland experience. Its diverse wildlife, stunning trees, and peaceful ambiance make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and those seeking a respite in nature.

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Five Firs Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.169428/-0.37587956 or Grid Reference TA0676. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Crossroads in Fordon Hamlet located to the north of Wold Newton.
Crossroads in Fordon
Hamlet located to the north of Wold Newton.
Church of St James in Fordon Almost appearing to take form out of the mist is this bijou medieval church.
Church of St James in Fordon
Almost appearing to take form out of the mist is this bijou medieval church.
Footpath in Lang Dale
Footpath in Lang Dale
Winter  root  crop  in  open  field  with  glider  posts  from  WW2 The reinforced concrete posts had wires strung between them to thwart German gliders from landing safely on these open fields
Winter root crop in open field with glider posts from WW2
The reinforced concrete posts had wires strung between them to thwart German gliders from landing safely on these open fields
Wolds Way, Camp Dale Looking south
Wolds Way, Camp Dale
Looking south
Wolds Way, Camp Dale A particularly remote corner of the Yorkshire Wolds
Wolds Way, Camp Dale
A particularly remote corner of the Yorkshire Wolds
Fordon view north from the road down to the village.
Fordon
view north from the road down to the village.
St. James Church, Fordon The little church is at the bottom of the road leading into the village. View from the road looking NW.
St. James Church, Fordon
The little church is at the bottom of the road leading into the village. View from the road looking NW.
Fordon Track The track heads west uphill then turns north while the road heads SE to Burton Fleming.
Fordon Track
The track heads west uphill then turns north while the road heads SE to Burton Fleming.
SE of Fordon This view of the road which is just in the NE corner of the grid square heading to Fordon.
SE of Fordon
This view of the road which is just in the NE corner of the grid square heading to Fordon.
Cans Dale Looking north to the stile on the west edge of the grid square in Cans Dale - Foden Chalk Bank Nature Reserve.
Cans Dale
Looking north to the stile on the west edge of the grid square in Cans Dale - Foden Chalk Bank Nature Reserve.
Stocking Dale This shows the Wolds Way climbing out of the dry valley of Stocking Dale, heading towards Long Plantation
Stocking Dale
This shows the Wolds Way climbing out of the dry valley of Stocking Dale, heading towards Long Plantation
Wolds Way running parallel to Raven Dale Raven Dale appears to be quite a shallow dry valley that is completely cultivated and covered by a barley crop.  It deepens as we go east eventually entering Camp Dale. The green track carries the Wolds Way National Trail - the most under used in the country
Wolds Way running parallel to Raven Dale
Raven Dale appears to be quite a shallow dry valley that is completely cultivated and covered by a barley crop. It deepens as we go east eventually entering Camp Dale. The green track carries the Wolds Way National Trail - the most under used in the country
Camp Dale Following the floor of a dry valley towards The Camp - where Camp Dale and Stocking Dale meet.  Someone has gone to a lot of trouble to mow the course of the Wolds Way
Camp Dale
Following the floor of a dry valley towards The Camp - where Camp Dale and Stocking Dale meet. Someone has gone to a lot of trouble to mow the course of the Wolds Way
Access Track from Danebury Manor Track that reflects the white chalk surface as it leads down from Danebury Manor to the floor of Camp Dale
Access Track from Danebury Manor
Track that reflects the white chalk surface as it leads down from Danebury Manor to the floor of Camp Dale
Road to Fordon Looking NW, a typical view of this area.
Road to Fordon
Looking NW, a typical view of this area.
Green Lane, Cans Dale The lane heads NW up to Danebury Manor
Green Lane, Cans Dale
The lane heads NW up to Danebury Manor
Cans Dale Looking NE from the green lane.
Cans Dale
Looking NE from the green lane.
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Five Firs Plantation is located at Grid Ref: TA0676 (Lat: 54.169428, Lng: -0.37587956)

Division: East Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Scarborough

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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