Clarke's Barn Plantation

Wood, Forest in Devon South Hams

England

Clarke's Barn Plantation

Stone at the roadside Perhaps a boundary stone. — Stone at the roadside Credit: Michael Dibb

Clarke's Barn Plantation is a picturesque woodland located in Devon, England. Situated in the heart of the beautiful countryside, it covers a vast area of approximately 200 acres. The plantation is renowned for its diverse range of trees, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and photographers.

The woodland is predominantly made up of deciduous trees, including oak, birch, and beech, which provide a stunning display of vibrant colors during the autumn months. These trees also offer a habitat for various species of birds, making it a popular spot for birdwatchers.

Clarke's Barn Plantation is well-maintained, with clearly marked trails that allow visitors to explore its beauty at their own pace. The trails wind through the woodland, offering glimpses of enchanting wildflowers, moss-covered rocks, and babbling brooks along the way. For those seeking a peaceful retreat, there are secluded picnic areas dotted throughout the plantation, providing a serene atmosphere to relax and enjoy the surroundings.

The plantation also offers educational opportunities, with informative signposts providing details about the flora and fauna found within the woodland. It attracts school groups and nature lovers alike, offering a chance to learn about the importance of preservation and conservation.

Overall, Clarke's Barn Plantation is a true gem in Devon's natural landscape. Its stunning beauty, diverse wildlife, and tranquil atmosphere make it a popular destination for those seeking a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.497272/-3.8456741 or Grid Reference SX6968. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Stone at the roadside Perhaps a boundary stone.

Stone at the roadside

Perhaps a boundary stone.

The way to the moor [1] At the road junction known as Cross Furzes, this &#039;no through road&#039; leads past Haywood Hall to Lud gate and open moorland.

The way to the moor [1]

At the road junction known as Cross Furzes, this 'no through road' leads past Haywood Hall to Lud gate and open moorland.

Haylage store Seen from the minor road near the entrance to Forder Farm.

Haylage store

Seen from the minor road near the entrance to Forder Farm.

The way to the moor [2] This &#039;no through road&#039; leads past Haywood Hall to Lud gate and open moorland.

The way to the moor [2]

This 'no through road' leads past Haywood Hall to Lud gate and open moorland.

Little used gate It would seem that this gate into the fields does not get used much.

Little used gate

It would seem that this gate into the fields does not get used much.

Bowdleigh A modern house seen from the minor road.

Bowdleigh

A modern house seen from the minor road.

Farm buildings Seen from the minor road.

Farm buildings

Seen from the minor road.

Moorside Cottage The gateway to the cottage is seen from the minor road.

Moorside Cottage

The gateway to the cottage is seen from the minor road.

The end of the road The public road ends at this point. Beyond is a private road which is also a public bridleway leading to Lud Gate. The entrance to Hayfodr Hall is on the left.

The end of the road

The public road ends at this point. Beyond is a private road which is also a public bridleway leading to Lud Gate. The entrance to Hayfodr Hall is on the left.

The Strole The house is hidden behind the garage. Seen from the minor road.

The Strole

The house is hidden behind the garage. Seen from the minor road.

The way to Hayford The little used track leads to Hayford from the minor road.

The way to Hayford

The little used track leads to Hayford from the minor road.

The way to the moor [3] Now a private road and public bridleway, this &#039;no through road&#039; leads to Lud gate and open moorland.

The way to the moor [3]

Now a private road and public bridleway, this 'no through road' leads to Lud gate and open moorland.

Furze Acres The house is glimpsed from the bridleway.

Furze Acres

The house is glimpsed from the bridleway.

Lud Gate Beyond the gate lies open moorland.

Lud Gate

Beyond the gate lies open moorland.

Buckfastleigh Moor [1] Beyond Lud Gate, Buckfastleigh Moor is open access land and several vague paths and tracks fan out.

Buckfastleigh Moor [1]

Beyond Lud Gate, Buckfastleigh Moor is open access land and several vague paths and tracks fan out.

Buckfastleigh Moor [2] This vague path, one of several, leads across the moor.

Buckfastleigh Moor [2]

This vague path, one of several, leads across the moor.

Buckfastleigh Moor [3] The path is somewhat eroded as it ascends on the moor.

Buckfastleigh Moor [3]

The path is somewhat eroded as it ascends on the moor.

Wide downhill track into Scorriton A wide track, suggestive of a drove road from the village to pasture

Wide downhill track into Scorriton

A wide track, suggestive of a drove road from the village to pasture

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Clarke's Barn Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SX6968 (Lat: 50.497272, Lng: -3.8456741)

Administrative County: Devon

District: South Hams

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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