Luton Green

Wood, Forest in Devon East Devon

England

Luton Green

About to enter Colliton on the A373, heading south
About to enter Colliton on the A373, heading south Credit: Rob Purvis

Luton Green is a picturesque wood located in the county of Devon, England. Situated in the heart of the countryside, this forested area covers an expansive area of land, offering visitors a tranquil and serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The wood is characterized by its dense canopy of trees, predominantly consisting of oak, beech, and birch species. These towering trees provide ample shade and create a peaceful ambiance, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts to explore and unwind.

Luton Green is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including deer, rabbits, squirrels, and a variety of bird species. It is a haven for birdwatchers, who flock to the area to catch a glimpse of elusive and rare avian species that inhabit the wood.

Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll along the network of well-maintained walking trails that wind their way through the forest. The trails provide stunning views of the surrounding countryside, with occasional glimpses of picturesque streams and small ponds.

The wood also boasts a picnic area, complete with benches and tables, where families and friends can gather to enjoy a meal amidst the tranquility of nature. Additionally, there are designated camping spots for those seeking a more immersive experience, allowing them to spend the night under the starry skies.

Overall, Luton Green is a hidden gem in Devon, offering a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and an opportunity to reconnect with the great outdoors.

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Luton Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.816595/-3.303217 or Grid Reference ST0802. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

About to enter Colliton on the A373, heading south
About to enter Colliton on the A373, heading south
At Colliton Cross junction on the A373, heading towards Honiton
At Colliton Cross junction on the A373, heading towards Honiton
Lovely tree at the junction on the A373 for Upton
Lovely tree at the junction on the A373 for Upton
Passing Broadleaze on the A373, heading east
Passing Broadleaze on the A373, heading east
Payhembury: Hembury from near Haskins Cross View to Broadhembury. The ramparts and ditches of Hembury, an Iron Age hillfort, remain at the end of the wooded ridge
Payhembury: Hembury from near Haskins Cross
View to Broadhembury. The ramparts and ditches of Hembury, an Iron Age hillfort, remain at the end of the wooded ridge
Plymtree: view south south east towards Payhembury Looking from a point east of Plymtree village by the lane to Clyst William
Plymtree: view south south east towards Payhembury
Looking from a point east of Plymtree village by the lane to Clyst William
Broadhembury: the Upton turning By the A373 Cullompton – Honiton road
Broadhembury: the Upton turning
By the A373 Cullompton – Honiton road
Payhembury: Upton Farm On a side road between Colliton and Payhembury. Looking north west
Payhembury: Upton Farm
On a side road between Colliton and Payhembury. Looking north west
Payhembury: north east to Hembury fort With houses at Rull in mid distance. Hembury was an Iron Age fort which was later utilised by the Roman army under Vespasian
Payhembury: north east to Hembury fort
With houses at Rull in mid distance. Hembury was an Iron Age fort which was later utilised by the Roman army under Vespasian
Payhembury: Alan’s Motors Near the western end of the village. Looking north east
Payhembury: Alan’s Motors
Near the western end of the village. Looking north east
Payhembury: Tuck Mill Farm Seen from the bridge over the Tale; looking north west
Payhembury: Tuck Mill Farm
Seen from the bridge over the Tale; looking north west
Plymtree: towards Wrights Farm Looking east with the Hembury ridge in the background
Plymtree: towards Wrights Farm
Looking east with the Hembury ridge in the background
Plymtree: Clyst William Cross Farmhouse At Clyst William Cross. The road ahead, and to the left, runs north east to Danes Mill
Plymtree: Clyst William Cross Farmhouse
At Clyst William Cross. The road ahead, and to the left, runs north east to Danes Mill
Plymtree: Danes Mill A converted watermill and cottage by the river Tale which runs, hidden, between the orchard in the foreground and the buildings. In 1857 the mill contained machinery including two waterwheels and three pairs of stones and was occupied by Mr Marks [The Western Times 26 November 1875 p 1 col 1] John Baker was miller in the decade 1882 to 1892 and the last miller was tjought to be William Glanville, here in 1919
Plymtree: Danes Mill
A converted watermill and cottage by the river Tale which runs, hidden, between the orchard in the foreground and the buildings. In 1857 the mill contained machinery including two waterwheels and three pairs of stones and was occupied by Mr Marks [The Western Times 26 November 1875 p 1 col 1] John Baker was miller in the decade 1882 to 1892 and the last miller was tjought to be William Glanville, here in 1919
Broadhembury: The Grange Looking east from a public footpath which runs to Colliton Bridge
Broadhembury: The Grange
Looking east from a public footpath which runs to Colliton Bridge
Broadhembury: weir on the river Tale Looking east from a public footpath to Colliton Bridge. The weir and footbridge are in the private grounds of The Grange
Broadhembury: weir on the river Tale
Looking east from a public footpath to Colliton Bridge. The weir and footbridge are in the private grounds of The Grange
Broadhembury: field by Egremont Cross Looking south west
Broadhembury: field by Egremont Cross
Looking south west
St Mary's church
St Mary's church
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Luton Green is located at Grid Ref: ST0802 (Lat: 50.816595, Lng: -3.303217)

Administrative County: Devon

District: East Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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