Kiln Grove

Wood, Forest in Suffolk West Suffolk

England

Kiln Grove

Stationary traffic, A14, Millfield Plantation Traffic was backed up from a multi-vehicle collision a mile further on.
Stationary traffic, A14, Millfield Plantation Credit: Christopher Hilton

Kiln Grove is a picturesque village nestled in the heart of Suffolk, England. Located in the scenic Wood area, this charming village is known for its lush forests and tranquil surroundings. The village is surrounded by dense woodlands, making it an idyllic destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful retreat.

The village of Kiln Grove boasts a rich history that dates back centuries. The name "Kiln Grove" is derived from the presence of traditional kilns that were once used for pottery and brick-making in the area. Today, remnants of these kilns can still be found, adding to the village's unique character.

The main attraction in Kiln Grove is undoubtedly its stunning forest. The woodland is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, with ancient oak trees dominating the landscape. Visitors can explore the forest through various walking trails, immersing themselves in the serene beauty of nature. Wildlife enthusiasts will delight in the chance to spot rare species of birds, mammals, and insects that inhabit the area.

In addition to its natural wonders, Kiln Grove also offers a charming village center with traditional cottages and quaint shops. The local community is warm and friendly, creating a welcoming atmosphere for visitors. The village is also known for its annual summer fete, where locals come together to celebrate and showcase their talents.

Overall, Kiln Grove is a hidden gem in Suffolk, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its breathtaking forests, rich history, and vibrant community, this village is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and anyone seeking a slice of rural tranquility.

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Kiln Grove Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.227569/0.77273288 or Grid Reference TL8962. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Stationary traffic, A14, Millfield Plantation Traffic was backed up from a multi-vehicle collision a mile further on.
Stationary traffic, A14, Millfield Plantation
Traffic was backed up from a multi-vehicle collision a mile further on.
Eastlow Hill, Rougham Looking east.
Eastlow Hill, Rougham
Looking east.
Bend on Moat Lane, Rougham The moat is at Moat Farm, a bit further back.
Bend on Moat Lane, Rougham
The moat is at Moat Farm, a bit further back.
A footpath that leads through hotel grounds
A footpath that leads through hotel grounds
Stubble Field The footpath on the left leads from Church Road to Moat Lane. The trees in the middle of the field surround the small pond shown on the 1:25000 map.
Stubble Field
The footpath on the left leads from Church Road to Moat Lane. The trees in the middle of the field surround the small pond shown on the 1:25000 map.
Fields Beside Church Road, Rougham Looking south from Church Road
Fields Beside Church Road, Rougham
Looking south from Church Road
Stile on the footpath to Eastlow Hill
Stile on the footpath to Eastlow Hill
Pollarded Oak Trees There are several old pollarded oak trees in this meadow at Rougham Green.
Pollarded Oak Trees
There are several old pollarded oak trees in this meadow at Rougham Green.
Autumn Colours The oak trees didn't lose their leaves until mid December. The houses in the distance are at Newthorpe and The Downs.
Autumn Colours
The oak trees didn't lose their leaves until mid December. The houses in the distance are at Newthorpe and The Downs.
Footpath from Kingshall Street to Rougham Green
Footpath from Kingshall Street to Rougham Green
Poppies at Newthorpe The tower of Rougham church is just visible through the trees on the far left.
Poppies at Newthorpe
The tower of Rougham church is just visible through the trees on the far left.
Avenue of Lime Trees, Rougham The avenue originally lead from Rougham Hall to the church.
Avenue of Lime Trees, Rougham
The avenue originally lead from Rougham Hall to the church.
St Mary's Church, Rougham Seen from the lime tree avenue.
St Mary's Church, Rougham
Seen from the lime tree avenue.
Meadow at Rougham The foreground trees are at the end of the lime tree avenue, which at one time extended from Rougham Hall to the church. The land beyond the fence is Rougham Hall Nursery, and the lorries are travelling east on the A14. The buildings of Home Farm can be seen through the trees behind them, and the ruins of Rougham Hall are in the woods beyond.
Meadow at Rougham
The foreground trees are at the end of the lime tree avenue, which at one time extended from Rougham Hall to the church. The land beyond the fence is Rougham Hall Nursery, and the lorries are travelling east on the A14. The buildings of Home Farm can be seen through the trees behind them, and the ruins of Rougham Hall are in the woods beyond.
St Mary, Rougham
St Mary, Rougham
St Mary, Rougham
St Mary, Rougham
St Mary, Rougham - Porch
St Mary, Rougham - Porch
St Mary, Rougham - Porch
St Mary, Rougham - Porch
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Kiln Grove is located at Grid Ref: TL8962 (Lat: 52.227569, Lng: 0.77273288)

Administrative County: Suffolk

District: West Suffolk

Police Authority: Suffolk

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