Flitters Plantation

Wood, Forest in Somerset Somerset West and Taunton

England

Flitters Plantation

Bridge over the River Barle at Dulverton
Bridge over the River Barle at Dulverton Credit: David Martin

Flitters Plantation is a charming woodland retreat nestled in the heart of Somerset, England. Located in the picturesque countryside, this plantation offers a serene and peaceful environment for visitors to relax and rejuvenate.

Covering an area of approximately 100 acres, Flitters Plantation is predominantly made up of lush woodlands and dense forests. The plantation boasts a diverse range of trees, including oak, beech, and birch, creating a stunning natural landscape. Visitors can explore the numerous walking trails that wind through the plantation, immersing themselves in the beauty of the surrounding flora and fauna.

The plantation is also home to a variety of wildlife, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts. Birdwatchers can spot a variety of species, including woodpeckers, owls, and various songbirds. Squirrels, rabbits, and deer are also commonly seen throughout the plantation, providing visitors with the opportunity to observe these creatures in their natural habitat.

Flitters Plantation offers a range of activities for visitors to enjoy. Nature walks and hikes are popular, allowing visitors to explore the plantation's scenic beauty. The plantation also has designated picnic areas, providing the perfect spot for a leisurely lunch surrounded by nature.

For those seeking a longer stay, Flitters Plantation offers accommodation in the form of charming cottages and log cabins. These accommodations provide a cozy and comfortable retreat, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the tranquility of the plantation.

Overall, Flitters Plantation is a haven for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With its stunning woodlands, diverse wildlife, and range of activities, it is a truly idyllic destination in Somerset.

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Bridge over the River Barle at Dulverton
Bridge over the River Barle at Dulverton
Chapel in Dulverton
Chapel in Dulverton
Church of All Saints, Dulverton
Church of All Saints, Dulverton
High Street, Dulverton
High Street, Dulverton
Bridge over the River Barle at Dulverton
Bridge over the River Barle at Dulverton
Barle Bridge, Dulverton A Grade II Listed bridge over the River Barle. Mediaeval in origin, repaired 1624, subsequently widened 1819 by J Stone, repaired 1866 and 1952-3. Five arches in random rubble. Also a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
Barle Bridge, Dulverton
A Grade II Listed bridge over the River Barle. Mediaeval in origin, repaired 1624, subsequently widened 1819 by J Stone, repaired 1866 and 1952-3. Five arches in random rubble. Also a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
Northmoor Road, Dulverton The nearest house is No. 7 and the pump and black bollard seen in the background are Listed Grade II, primarily for historic interest.
Northmoor Road, Dulverton
The nearest house is No. 7 and the pump and black bollard seen in the background are Listed Grade II, primarily for historic interest.
1-5 Church Lane, Dulverton Terrace of 5 houses circa early to mid-19th century, although the two closest (1 and 2) are earlier. Painted stole rubble. Listed Grade II.
1-5 Church Lane, Dulverton
Terrace of 5 houses circa early to mid-19th century, although the two closest (1 and 2) are earlier. Painted stole rubble. Listed Grade II.
Brushford: Knowle Farm
Brushford: Knowle Farm
Brushford: between Nightcott and Upcott Looking south from the Brushford – Nightcott lane
Brushford: between Nightcott and Upcott
Looking south from the Brushford – Nightcott lane
Dulverton: footbridge over stream On the public footpath between Dulverton and Waddicombe, looking east
Dulverton: footbridge over stream
On the public footpath between Dulverton and Waddicombe, looking east
Dulverton: pond By the footpath from Dulverton to Waddicombe, and clearly man made, with a dam height of 12 feet or more. Looking west
Dulverton: pond
By the footpath from Dulverton to Waddicombe, and clearly man made, with a dam height of 12 feet or more. Looking west
Dulverton: River Barle Seen from the footpath above Marsh Bridge, which runs through woods to Hawkridge and Tarr Steps
Dulverton: River Barle
Seen from the footpath above Marsh Bridge, which runs through woods to Hawkridge and Tarr Steps
Dulverton: Town Mills Now offering bread and breakfast, Town Mills was once one of four mills all powered by a single leat from the river Barle. One of its waterwheels can be seen turning at Bickleigh Mill, near Tiverton
Dulverton: Town Mills
Now offering bread and breakfast, Town Mills was once one of four mills all powered by a single leat from the river Barle. One of its waterwheels can be seen turning at Bickleigh Mill, near Tiverton
Dulverton: the leat from the Barle Here the leat runs past the old paper mill, now a private house. Seen from the public footpath
Dulverton: the leat from the Barle
Here the leat runs past the old paper mill, now a private house. Seen from the public footpath
BRUSHFORD, Somerset The church of St Nicholas
BRUSHFORD, Somerset
The church of St Nicholas
DULVERTON, Somerset All Saints Parish Church
DULVERTON, Somerset
All Saints Parish Church
Dulverton Fire Station Dulverton Fire Station, St Cuthbert's Way, Dulverton, Somerset.
Dulverton Fire Station
Dulverton Fire Station, St Cuthbert's Way, Dulverton, Somerset.
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Flitters Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SS9026 (Lat: 51.030669, Lng: -3.5567293)

Administrative County: Somerset

District: Somerset West and Taunton

Police Authority: Avon and Somerset

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