Lolworth Spring

Wood, Forest in Cambridgeshire South Cambridgeshire

England

Lolworth Spring

Lolworth Church looking N
Lolworth Church looking N Credit: mym

Lolworth Spring is a picturesque woodland located in the county of Cambridgeshire, England. Situated near the village of Lolworth, this enchanting forest covers an area of approximately 50 acres and is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers.

The woodland is characterized by a diverse range of trees, including oak, beech, and birch, which create a lush and vibrant canopy during the spring and summer months. The forest floor is adorned with a plethora of wildflowers, adding a splash of color to the landscape. It is also home to various wildlife, such as deer, foxes, and a variety of bird species, making it a haven for animal lovers and birdwatchers.

One of the key attractions of Lolworth Spring is the natural spring that runs through the woodland. The crystal-clear water cascades down a small stream, creating a tranquil and serene atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy the soothing sound of running water while exploring the surrounding area.

The forest offers a network of well-maintained walking trails, allowing visitors to explore its beauty at their own pace. These paths wind through the woodland, providing opportunities to discover hidden gems, such as peaceful glades and secluded picnic spots.

Lolworth Spring is easily accessible, with a car park located nearby for visitors' convenience. Whether one is looking for a peaceful retreat, a scenic walk, or a chance to immerse oneself in nature, Lolworth Spring is a captivating destination that offers a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Lolworth Spring Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.260324/0.014429766 or Grid Reference TL3764. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Lolworth Church looking N
Lolworth Church looking N
Saxon Way, Bar Hill, Cambs Saxon Way skirts the western part of the settlement, just south of the A14 road; the belt of trees (left) separates the housing estates from the open countryside and village of Lolworth.
Saxon Way, Bar Hill, Cambs
Saxon Way skirts the western part of the settlement, just south of the A14 road; the belt of trees (left) separates the housing estates from the open countryside and village of Lolworth.
Crafts Way, Bar Hill, Cambs View N of Crafts Hill and the perimeter road from Thruffle Way.
Crafts Way, Bar Hill, Cambs
View N of Crafts Hill and the perimeter road from Thruffle Way.
Saxon Way, Bar Hill, Cambs – view of the perimeter road at the southern end of the village.
Saxon Way, Bar Hill, Cambs
– view of the perimeter road at the southern end of the village.
New Close Farm Business Park, Longstanton, Cambs – view from the B1050 Hatton's Road.
New Close Farm Business Park, Longstanton, Cambs
– view from the B1050 Hatton's Road.
The Links trading estate, Bar Hill, Cambs Bar Hill is a compact, modern, planned village founded in 1967; the Links is in the SE corner of the square adjacent to the A14 road.
The Links trading estate, Bar Hill, Cambs
Bar Hill is a compact, modern, planned village founded in 1967; the Links is in the SE corner of the square adjacent to the A14 road.
Farmland beside Hatton's Road, Longstanton, Cambs – view NE along the B1050 towards the village from the centre of the square; the prominent mast is just inside TL3865.
Farmland beside Hatton's Road, Longstanton, Cambs
– view NE along the B1050 towards the village from the centre of the square; the prominent mast is just inside TL3865.
Cambridge services Busy services off the busy A14
Cambridge services
Busy services off the busy A14
Communications mast, Longstanton, Cambs a prominent feature beside Hatton's Road from the A14 Bar Hill junction.
Communications mast, Longstanton, Cambs
a prominent feature beside Hatton's Road from the A14 Bar Hill junction.
Utton's Drove, Swavesey, Cambs – view SW towards the A14.
Utton's Drove, Swavesey, Cambs
– view SW towards the A14.
Meeting of bridleways, Swavesey, Cambs Tipplers' Road (left) joining Utton's Drove in the NW corner of the square.
Meeting of bridleways, Swavesey, Cambs
Tipplers' Road (left) joining Utton's Drove in the NW corner of the square.
Hall Farm:  Meridian Zero The Greenwich Meridian passes through Hall Farm, the first prominent building in Lolworth as you approach along the track from Childerley.
Hall Farm: Meridian Zero
The Greenwich Meridian passes through Hall Farm, the first prominent building in Lolworth as you approach along the track from Childerley.
Bridleway near to Bar Hill, Cambridgeshire Public Bridleway leading from Longstanton to the Huntingdon Road near Bar Hill. Suitable for horses or 4x4s -  not pedestrians or cyclists like the photographer!
Bridleway near to Bar Hill, Cambridgeshire
Public Bridleway leading from Longstanton to the Huntingdon Road near Bar Hill. Suitable for horses or 4x4s - not pedestrians or cyclists like the photographer!
Footpath from Lolworth to Boxworth The footpath is wide and pleasant although there is an audible reminder of the  presence of A14 road less than a mile away.
Footpath from Lolworth to Boxworth
The footpath is wide and pleasant although there is an audible reminder of the presence of A14 road less than a mile away.
Lolworth village The village hall is on the left and the wheelie bins show it's waste collection day.
Lolworth village
The village hall is on the left and the wheelie bins show it's waste collection day.
Children's recreation area A small plot at end of village with some play equipment.
Children's recreation area
A small plot at end of village with some play equipment.
Lolworth village hall The hall bears plaques for "Best kept village" awards.
Lolworth village hall
The hall bears plaques for "Best kept village" awards.
Footpath to Lolworth from Bar Hill This surfaced path provides good walking even in the wettest of winters when fields are waterlogged.
Footpath to Lolworth from Bar Hill
This surfaced path provides good walking even in the wettest of winters when fields are waterlogged.
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Lolworth Spring is located at Grid Ref: TL3764 (Lat: 52.260324, Lng: 0.014429766)

Administrative County: Cambridgeshire

District: South Cambridgeshire

Police Authority: Cambridgeshire

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