Round Newland's Spring

Wood, Forest in Hertfordshire Three Rivers

England

Round Newland's Spring

Cassiobury Park Watford. The roundels are changing rooms for children&#039;s paddling pool — Cassiobury Park Watford. Credit: Jack Hill

Round Newland's Spring is a picturesque woodland located in Hertfordshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 100 acres, this forested area is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers. The woodland is characterized by its dense and diverse vegetation, comprising a mix of deciduous and coniferous trees, including oak, beech, and pine.

The forest is home to a rich ecosystem, supporting a variety of wildlife. Visitors to Round Newland's Spring may have the opportunity to spot a wide range of species, such as deer, squirrels, rabbits, and a plethora of bird species. The serene atmosphere and tranquil surroundings make it an ideal place for birdwatching and nature photography.

The woodland features a network of well-maintained trails, offering visitors the chance to explore and immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural surroundings. These trails cater to different skill levels, making it accessible to both casual walkers and more experienced hikers. Along the way, visitors will encounter small streams and ponds, enhancing the natural beauty of the area and providing a peaceful ambiance.

Round Newland's Spring is a popular destination throughout the year, with each season offering its own unique charm. In spring, the forest comes alive with vibrant colors as wildflowers bloom, while autumn paints the landscape with a stunning array of red, orange, and golden hues.

Overall, Round Newland's Spring is a beautiful woodland that offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Its lush vegetation, diverse wildlife, and well-maintained trails make it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of Hertfordshire.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.663402/-0.44880582 or Grid Reference TQ0797. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Cassiobury Park Watford. The roundels are changing rooms for children&#039;s paddling pool

Cassiobury Park Watford.

The roundels are changing rooms for children's paddling pool

The Station at Croxley Green See the upper windows are open so someone works there.

The Station at Croxley Green

See the upper windows are open so someone works there.

Grand Union Canal and Metropolitan Line railway bridge View from the towpath looking north up the canal towards the railway bridge, marina to the right, on a frosty Boxing Day morning

Grand Union Canal and Metropolitan Line railway bridge

View from the towpath looking north up the canal towards the railway bridge, marina to the right, on a frosty Boxing Day morning

Grand Union Canal: Lock Number 77: Iron Bridge Lock Lock Number 77 viewed looking north.

Grand Union Canal: Lock Number 77: Iron Bridge Lock

Lock Number 77 viewed looking north.

Grand Union Canal: Lock Number 77: Iron Bridge Lock Lock Number 77 viewed looking south.

Grand Union Canal: Lock Number 77: Iron Bridge Lock

Lock Number 77 viewed looking south.

Croxley Green: Lone tree near Dell Wood Viewed looking south across rolling arable farmland from the public footpath from Rousebarn Lane, with the houses in Croxley Green just visible on the horizon. This point is about 28 kilometres, or about 17 miles, as the crow flies, from Charing Cross railway station in central London!

Croxley Green: Lone tree near Dell Wood

Viewed looking south across rolling arable farmland from the public footpath from Rousebarn Lane, with the houses in Croxley Green just visible on the horizon. This point is about 28 kilometres, or about 17 miles, as the crow flies, from Charing Cross railway station in central London!

Watford Miniature Railway, Cassiobury Park, Watford The turntable and terminus of the railway viewed looking northwards. Watford Miniature Railway opened in 1959.

Watford Miniature Railway, Cassiobury Park, Watford

The turntable and terminus of the railway viewed looking northwards. Watford Miniature Railway opened in 1959.

River Gade, Cassiobury Park, Watford Bridge over the River Gade viewed looking north and upstream.

River Gade, Cassiobury Park, Watford

Bridge over the River Gade viewed looking north and upstream.

Grand Union Canal Viewed looking north from the bridge at Gade Bank, the canal was frozen over.

Grand Union Canal

Viewed looking north from the bridge at Gade Bank, the canal was frozen over.

Croxley Green: Baldwins Lane The parade of community shops at the western end of Croxley Green.

Croxley Green: Baldwins Lane

The parade of community shops at the western end of Croxley Green.

Croxley Green The Green viewed looking northwards. The road to Sarratt goes straight ahead. The name Croxley is reputedly derived from Croc&#039;s Lea in Saxon times, and the Green has been owned at various times by the Church, the Crown, and Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. In 1945 it was sold by the College to Rickmansworth Urban District Council, and is now owned and maintained by their successors, Three Rivers District Council.

Croxley Green

The Green viewed looking northwards. The road to Sarratt goes straight ahead. The name Croxley is reputedly derived from Croc's Lea in Saxon times, and the Green has been owned at various times by the Church, the Crown, and Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. In 1945 it was sold by the College to Rickmansworth Urban District Council, and is now owned and maintained by their successors, Three Rivers District Council.

Croxley Green The Green viewed looking northwards. The Coach and Horses Public House, which is a Grade II listed building, is on the left. Note the fine old style lamp posts!

The name Croxley is reputedly derived from Croc&#039;s Lea in Saxon times, and the Green has been owned at various times by the Church, the Crown, and Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. In 1945 it was sold by the College to Rickmansworth Urban District Council, and is now owned and maintained by their successors, Three Rivers District Council.

Croxley Green

The Green viewed looking northwards. The Coach and Horses Public House, which is a Grade II listed building, is on the left. Note the fine old style lamp posts! The name Croxley is reputedly derived from Croc's Lea in Saxon times, and the Green has been owned at various times by the Church, the Crown, and Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. In 1945 it was sold by the College to Rickmansworth Urban District Council, and is now owned and maintained by their successors, Three Rivers District Council.

Watford: Whippendell Wood Possibly the most boring photograph ever to be uploaded onto the site! Footpath, field, trees, sky. Whippendell Wood viewed looking eastwards, Rousebarn Lane runs behind the hedge at the bottom of the field.

Watford: Whippendell Wood

Possibly the most boring photograph ever to be uploaded onto the site! Footpath, field, trees, sky. Whippendell Wood viewed looking eastwards, Rousebarn Lane runs behind the hedge at the bottom of the field.

Grand Union Canal: near Grove Mill Lane bridge, Watford Viewed looking northwards from the Grove Mill Lane bridge, the canal makes a right angled turn here, hence the need for a wide channel to enable long narrow boats to make the turn.

Grand Union Canal: near Grove Mill Lane bridge, Watford

Viewed looking northwards from the Grove Mill Lane bridge, the canal makes a right angled turn here, hence the need for a wide channel to enable long narrow boats to make the turn.

Watford: The Grove Mill The former mill building in Grove Mill Lane now converted into residential use.

Watford: The Grove Mill

The former mill building in Grove Mill Lane now converted into residential use.

Underground train overground by Croxley A London underground train approaching Croxley Station from Watford.

Underground train overground by Croxley

A London underground train approaching Croxley Station from Watford.

Leaves on the line! The former Croxley Green railway station with track and a couple of lamp posts still intact. This was the end of the branch line from Watford Junction and was abandoned around 1996. The track has been completely cut, where it crossed Ascot Road about 300 metres east of here, for some time. There have been plans for many years to connect this line to the Metropolitan Line railway near Croxley station (a different station!) to provide direct rail access into the centre of Watford from the west, but nothing has so far materialized. At the time of writing Multimap helpfully tells prospective visitors to the area that this is the nearest railway station!

Leaves on the line!

The former Croxley Green railway station with track and a couple of lamp posts still intact. This was the end of the branch line from Watford Junction and was abandoned around 1996. The track has been completely cut, where it crossed Ascot Road about 300 metres east of here, for some time. There have been plans for many years to connect this line to the Metropolitan Line railway near Croxley station (a different station!) to provide direct rail access into the centre of Watford from the west, but nothing has so far materialized. At the time of writing Multimap helpfully tells prospective visitors to the area that this is the nearest railway station!

Chandler's Cross: Fir Tree Hill Fir Tree Hill is the name of the road, viewed looking westwards towards Chandler&#039;s Cross.

Chandler's Cross: Fir Tree Hill

Fir Tree Hill is the name of the road, viewed looking westwards towards Chandler's Cross.

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Round Newland's Spring is located at Grid Ref: TQ0797 (Lat: 51.663402, Lng: -0.44880582)

Administrative County: Hertfordshire

District: Three Rivers

Police Authority: Hertfordshire

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Located within 500m of 51.663402,-0.44880582

Barrier: bollard

Bicycle: yes

Foot: yes

Horse: yes

Motorcycle: yes

Lat/Long: 51.6661403/-0.4491094

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