Lake Plantation

Wood, Forest in Cambridgeshire South Cambridgeshire

England

Lake Plantation

Mill Green Water Tower This photo was taken with a DJI mini 2 at 50m of altitude.
Mill Green Water Tower Credit: Aidan

Lake Plantation is a charming woodland area located in Cambridgeshire, England. Situated in the eastern part of the county, it encompasses a sprawling area of lush greenery and is renowned for its picturesque landscape. The plantation is predominantly covered by dense forests, which are home to a diverse array of flora and fauna, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts.

One of the most notable features of Lake Plantation is its serene lake, after which it is named. The lake is surrounded by towering trees and provides a tranquil setting for visitors to relax and unwind. It also serves as a habitat for various waterfowl species, adding to the natural beauty of the area.

The woodland in Lake Plantation is a mix of native and non-native trees, including oak, beech, and pine. The dense canopy created by these trees provides ample shade and creates a cool atmosphere, especially during the summer months. There are numerous walking trails that crisscross the plantation, allowing visitors to explore its natural wonders at their own pace.

In addition to its natural beauty, Lake Plantation offers several recreational activities for visitors. These include birdwatching, fishing in the lake, and picnicking in designated areas. The plantation is also a popular spot for camping, with designated campsites and facilities available for those wishing to spend more time immersing themselves in the natural surroundings.

Overall, Lake Plantation in Cambridgeshire is a tranquil and idyllic destination for nature lovers. With its stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and recreational opportunities, it provides a welcome retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Lake Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.075742/0.36602443 or Grid Reference TL6244. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Mill Green Water Tower This photo was taken with a DJI mini 2 at 50m of altitude.
Mill Green Water Tower
This photo was taken with a DJI mini 2 at 50m of altitude.
Sunlight, shadow, woodland and rolling fields A late-August morning of high, fast-moving cloud, bright sunlight and shifting shadows. This is the lane from Camps Hall to Steventon End, in the south-eastern corner of Cambridgeshire.
Sunlight, shadow, woodland and rolling fields
A late-August morning of high, fast-moving cloud, bright sunlight and shifting shadows. This is the lane from Camps Hall to Steventon End, in the south-eastern corner of Cambridgeshire.
Camps Hall to Steventon End The road to Steventon End has just crossed a stream which is one of the easternmost tributaries of the many-stranded eastern arm of the River Cam network.
Camps Hall to Steventon End
The road to Steventon End has just crossed a stream which is one of the easternmost tributaries of the many-stranded eastern arm of the River Cam network.
Road junction at Camps Hall The road ahead, to Bartlow, follows one of the easternmost streams of the many-stranded River Cam, which rises near Castle Camps.
Road junction at Camps Hall
The road ahead, to Bartlow, follows one of the easternmost streams of the many-stranded River Cam, which rises near Castle Camps.
The road to Bartlow in August The road follows a stream which rises near Castle Camps and is one of the easternmost of the many strands of the complex River Cam network.
The road to Bartlow in August
The road follows a stream which rises near Castle Camps and is one of the easternmost of the many strands of the complex River Cam network.
Camps End: left to Bartlow, right to the Bumpsteads The words "Together in The Camps" are incised on the bench.
Camps End: left to Bartlow, right to the Bumpsteads
The words "Together in The Camps" are incised on the bench.
Castle Camps: The Old Inn, Park Lane The Grade II listing begins "House, originally an inn. Late C17, extended on south-east and south-west side C19 and renovated mid-late C20. Timber-framed, rendered. Tiled roof with red-brick ridge stack and end and side stack."
Castle Camps: The Old Inn, Park Lane
The Grade II listing begins "House, originally an inn. Late C17, extended on south-east and south-west side C19 and renovated mid-late C20. Timber-framed, rendered. Tiled roof with red-brick ridge stack and end and side stack."
Castle Camps: Castle Meadow Suburban-looking houses on the edge of a Cambridgeshire village.
Castle Camps: Castle Meadow
Suburban-looking houses on the edge of a Cambridgeshire village.
Castle Camps: new houses going up Bartlow Road, on the eastern edge of the village.
Castle Camps: new houses going up
Bartlow Road, on the eastern edge of the village.
Castle Camps: Hill Farm Just outside the village, on Bartlow Road. Several businesses are based here.
Castle Camps: Hill Farm
Just outside the village, on Bartlow Road. Several businesses are based here.
Footpath to Shudy Camps The path crosses a bridge over a ditch. Beyond, the field has been ploughed after harvest and the path has not yet been reinstated.
Footpath to Shudy Camps
The path crosses a bridge over a ditch. Beyond, the field has been ploughed after harvest and the path has not yet been reinstated.
Track to Lordship Farm North of the road from Bartlow to Castle Camps.
Track to Lordship Farm
North of the road from Bartlow to Castle Camps.
Bridleway to Camps Hall South of the road from Bartlow to Castle Camps (left).
Bridleway to Camps Hall
South of the road from Bartlow to Castle Camps (left).
Gentle Cambridgeshire hills Not long after nine o'clock on a fine August morning. This is the road from Castle Camps to Bartlow (ahead). The fingerpost on the left points along a bridle path to Camps Hall.
Gentle Cambridgeshire hills
Not long after nine o'clock on a fine August morning. This is the road from Castle Camps to Bartlow (ahead). The fingerpost on the left points along a bridle path to Camps Hall.
Nearing two turns This is the road from Castle Camps to Bartlow (ahead). The first signpost points to Camps End, the second to Steventon End and Ashdon.
Nearing two turns
This is the road from Castle Camps to Bartlow (ahead). The first signpost points to Camps End, the second to Steventon End and Ashdon.
Uphill to Ashdon The white posts mark where the road crosses a strand of the infant River Granta, the eastern arm of the complex River Cam network, which drains a lot of south and south-east Cambridgeshire. The picture was taken shortly after nine o'clock on a fine August morning.
Uphill to Ashdon
The white posts mark where the road crosses a strand of the infant River Granta, the eastern arm of the complex River Cam network, which drains a lot of south and south-east Cambridgeshire. The picture was taken shortly after nine o'clock on a fine August morning.
Turn left to Shudy Camps Straight on for Castle Camps and the Bumpsteads. The picture was taken against the light at about nine o'clock on the sunny morning of August Bank Holiday Sunday.
Turn left to Shudy Camps
Straight on for Castle Camps and the Bumpsteads. The picture was taken against the light at about nine o'clock on the sunny morning of August Bank Holiday Sunday.
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Shudy Camps, St Mary
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Lake Plantation is located at Grid Ref: TL6244 (Lat: 52.075742, Lng: 0.36602443)

Administrative County: Cambridgeshire

District: South Cambridgeshire

Police Authority: Cambridgeshire

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