Bardag Lake

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Essex

England

Bardag Lake

Buses on South Street, Romford, 2011 The green area at Roneo Corner has since been built on.
Buses on South Street, Romford, 2011 Credit: Robin Webster

Bardag Lake, located in Essex County, is a stunning freshwater body that encompasses various ecosystems, including a lake, pool, pond, and freshwater marsh. It spans an area of approximately 100 acres and is nestled amidst the picturesque countryside of Essex. The lake is fed by several small streams and springs, ensuring a constant flow of freshwater.

The main feature of Bardag Lake is its crystal-clear water, which is renowned for its purity and supports a diverse range of aquatic life. The lake is home to numerous species of fish, including perch, pike, roach, and carp, making it a popular destination for anglers and fishing enthusiasts.

Surrounding the lake, there is a lush pool and pond area, providing a tranquil habitat for a variety of bird species, such as swans, ducks, herons, and geese. These birds can often be seen gracefully gliding across the calm water or nesting in the surrounding trees and vegetation.

Additionally, Bardag Lake boasts a vibrant freshwater marsh, characterized by a rich assortment of plants and wildlife. The marsh is teeming with reeds, rushes, and other water-loving plants, creating a haven for amphibians, insects, and small mammals. Visitors can observe frogs, dragonflies, and even otters in this thriving ecosystem.

Bardag Lake offers a serene and idyllic setting for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Its diverse range of aquatic habitats and abundant wildlife make it a prime location for recreational activities such as fishing, birdwatching, and nature walks. With its natural beauty and ecological importance, Bardag Lake is a true gem within the Essex countryside.

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Bardag Lake Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.550685/0.17822978 or Grid Reference TQ5185. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Buses on South Street, Romford, 2011 The green area at Roneo Corner has since been built on.
Buses on South Street, Romford, 2011
The green area at Roneo Corner has since been built on.
Road works for gas, Roneo Corner Looking towards Hornchurch.
Road works for gas, Roneo Corner
Looking towards Hornchurch.
Lake, Harrow Lodge Park
Lake, Harrow Lodge Park
Fountain in lake, Harrow Lodge Park
Fountain in lake, Harrow Lodge Park
In Harrow Lodge Park
In Harrow Lodge Park
Footbridge, Harrow Lodge Park One of two bridging across the lake via a large island.
Footbridge, Harrow Lodge Park
One of two bridging across the lake via a large island.
Lake, Harrow Lodge Park
Lake, Harrow Lodge Park
Waterfowl, Harrow Lodge Park
Waterfowl, Harrow Lodge Park
Blackthorn in bloom, The Chase Local Nature Reserve
Blackthorn in bloom, The Chase Local Nature Reserve
River Rom In The Chase Local Nature Reserve, just above the bridge for The Chase. This might be still called the Beam River, its name lower down. But this is above the confluence with the Ravensbourne, so let's call it Rom.
River Rom
In The Chase Local Nature Reserve, just above the bridge for The Chase. This might be still called the Beam River, its name lower down. But this is above the confluence with the Ravensbourne, so let's call it Rom.
The Chase bridge over River Rom This might be still called the Beam River, its name lower down. But this is above the confluence with the Ravensbourne, so let's call it Rom. There are old flood arches to the right, looking rather buried viewed from the other side. They look as if they predate the current generous main span.
The Chase bridge over River Rom
This might be still called the Beam River, its name lower down. But this is above the confluence with the Ravensbourne, so let's call it Rom. There are old flood arches to the right, looking rather buried viewed from the other side. They look as if they predate the current generous main span.
River Rom below The Chase bridge This might be still called the Beam River, its name lower down. But this is above the confluence with the Ravensbourne, so let's call it Rom.
River Rom below The Chase bridge
This might be still called the Beam River, its name lower down. But this is above the confluence with the Ravensbourne, so let's call it Rom.
Blocked flood arches under The Chase
Blocked flood arches under The Chase
Eastbrook Pond Day ticket fishing is available.
Eastbrook Pond
Day ticket fishing is available.
Farmhouse Tavern - another closed pub, 2011 Although a sign still claims "Open all day", it is clear it has been many days since this last opened. The van suggests there might still be someone taking care of it. It is now in 2022 a 'premium wedding and events venue' and looking much tidier.
Farmhouse Tavern - another closed pub, 2011
Although a sign still claims "Open all day", it is clear it has been many days since this last opened. The van suggests there might still be someone taking care of it. It is now in 2022 a 'premium wedding and events venue' and looking much tidier.
Permissive path towards Foxlands Crescent Between playing fields.
Permissive path towards Foxlands Crescent
Between playing fields.
Path towards Eastbrookend Country Park
Path towards Eastbrookend Country Park
Tom Thumb Lake One of the lakes in Eastbrookend Country Park that may be fished on a day ticket basis.
Tom Thumb Lake
One of the lakes in Eastbrookend Country Park that may be fished on a day ticket basis.
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Bardag Lake is located at Grid Ref: TQ5185 (Lat: 51.550685, Lng: 0.17822978)

Unitary Authority: Barking and Dagenham

Police Authority: Metropolitan

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Bus Stop
The Chase
Bench: yes
Bin: no
Lit: yes
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The Chase
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Bin: yes
Lit: yes
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Nature Trail 12
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Nature Trail 2
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Frog
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Brian Spragg 1959-2015
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Tom Thumb
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Who lives in that lake ?
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The Chase
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Mini Roundabout
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Crossing
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Barrier: bollard
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Cafe
Eastbrookend Tea Room
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