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Cottage Wood

Wood, Forest in Sussex Rother

England

Cottage Wood

Level Crossing at Mountfield East Sussex Small level crossing on narrow road from Netherfield to Mountfield East Sussex on the Hastings to Charing Cross line.
Level Crossing at Mountfield East Sussex Credit: Janet Richardson

Cottage Wood is a beautiful forest located in Sussex, England. Covering an area of approximately 500 acres, this enchanting woodland is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The wood is characterized by its dense canopy of mature trees, predominantly consisting of oak, beech, and pine. These towering trees create a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere, making Cottage Wood an ideal place for relaxation and retreat.

The forest floor is adorned with a rich carpet of wildflowers, ferns, and mosses, adding to the natural beauty of the woodland. A network of well-maintained footpaths winds through the forest, allowing visitors to explore its hidden gems and discover the diverse plant and animal life that call Cottage Wood their home.

Wildlife is abundant in the area, with sightings of deer, foxes, badgers, and various bird species being common. The woodland provides a habitat for many rare and endangered species, making it a site of ecological significance.

Visitors can engage in a range of activities in Cottage Wood, such as hiking, birdwatching, and photography. The forest also offers picnic areas and designated camping spots for those wishing to spend more time immersed in nature.

Cottage Wood is easily accessible, with ample parking facilities available nearby. It attracts both local residents and tourists throughout the year, who come to experience the tranquility and natural beauty that this Sussex forest has to offer.

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Cottage Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.940456/0.50131604 or Grid Reference TQ7518. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Level Crossing at Mountfield East Sussex Small level crossing on narrow road from Netherfield to Mountfield East Sussex on the Hastings to Charing Cross line.
Level Crossing at Mountfield East Sussex
Small level crossing on narrow road from Netherfield to Mountfield East Sussex on the Hastings to Charing Cross line.
Petley Woods Typical Wealden woodland of mixed trees
Petley Woods
Typical Wealden woodland of mixed trees
The Northern edge of Petley Woods Very typical High Wealden landscape
The Northern edge of Petley Woods
Very typical High Wealden landscape
Bridge over the River Line, Whatlington A sussex byway crosses this small river in the Hamlet / Small village of Whatlington
Bridge over the River Line, Whatlington
A sussex byway crosses this small river in the Hamlet / Small village of Whatlington
The Royal Oak, Whatlington This public house was built in 1490. The apple tree in the garden is wassailed every year. The A21 runs by its side.
The Royal Oak, Whatlington
This public house was built in 1490. The apple tree in the garden is wassailed every year. The A21 runs by its side.
The Royal Oak, Whatlington In the bar is a very deep well & a very large inglenook
The Royal Oak, Whatlington
In the bar is a very deep well & a very large inglenook
The River Line A few miles downstream from here this river joins the R. Brede
The River Line
A few miles downstream from here this river joins the R. Brede
Tonbridge to Hastings railway line This is the main London to Hastings line via Tonbridge
Tonbridge to Hastings railway line
This is the main London to Hastings line via Tonbridge
A small wealden stream A small tributary of the R. Line
A small wealden stream
A small tributary of the R. Line
A field near Lower Gate Farm Typical wealden scene
A field near Lower Gate Farm
Typical wealden scene
A defunct stile The footpath running through this area is difficult to follow and this stile sums it up!
A defunct stile
The footpath running through this area is difficult to follow and this stile sums it up!
Farm track through the weald A typical piece of High weald scenery.
Farm track through the weald
A typical piece of High weald scenery.
Entering Battle
Entering Battle
Barnes Wood A forest track leading into the wood where it was a busy day for foresters. A few sections of track were rendered nearly impassable by the deep ruts in the mud.
Barnes Wood
A forest track leading into the wood where it was a busy day for foresters. A few sections of track were rendered nearly impassable by the deep ruts in the mud.
Footbridge North of Sedlescombe East Sussex Council maintains this area well. A stile, footbridge, steps and a second stile make the going easy for walkers to cross this stream.
Footbridge North of Sedlescombe
East Sussex Council maintains this area well. A stile, footbridge, steps and a second stile make the going easy for walkers to cross this stream.
Grazing Sheep at Footland The wet grassland provides sustenance for many sheep as they enter the lambing season. Beyond the fields, the valleysides are clothed by deciduous trees.
Grazing Sheep at Footland
The wet grassland provides sustenance for many sheep as they enter the lambing season. Beyond the fields, the valleysides are clothed by deciduous trees.
Sedlescombe Parish Church The parish church of St John the Baptist dates from the 13th Century but the west tower seen here dates from 15th Century. Spanish chestnuts flank the entrance while there are, naturally, yews in the churchyard.
Sedlescombe Parish Church
The parish church of St John the Baptist dates from the 13th Century but the west tower seen here dates from 15th Century. Spanish chestnuts flank the entrance while there are, naturally, yews in the churchyard.
Footpath at Sedlescombe Church The path parallels the village street which follows the ridge line between the River Line and another tributary of the River Brede. Rhododendrons and skimmia lining the churchyard are blooming in February.
Footpath at Sedlescombe Church
The path parallels the village street which follows the ridge line between the River Line and another tributary of the River Brede. Rhododendrons and skimmia lining the churchyard are blooming in February.
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Cottage Wood is located at Grid Ref: TQ7518 (Lat: 50.940456, Lng: 0.50131604)

Administrative County: East Sussex

District: Rother

Police Authority: Sussex

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