Rentlet Plantation

Wood, Forest in Devon East Devon

England

Rentlet Plantation

Fields to the west of Buckerell, viewed over a hedge
Fields to the west of Buckerell, viewed over a hedge Credit: Rob Purvis

Rentlet Plantation is a sprawling woodland located in the picturesque county of Devon, England. Situated amidst the idyllic countryside, this plantation covers a vast area and is renowned for its rich biodiversity and stunning natural beauty. The plantation is predominantly composed of various species of mature trees, including oak, beech, and elm, which create a dense and enchanting forest.

The woodland is well-known for its well-preserved ecosystem, providing a habitat for a diverse range of flora and fauna. It serves as a sanctuary for numerous bird species, including rare ones such as the pied flycatcher and the redstart. Additionally, Rentlet Plantation is home to an array of mammals, including foxes, badgers, and deer, which can often be spotted by visitors exploring the area.

The plantation offers a network of well-maintained trails and footpaths that wind through the forest, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature. These paths provide excellent opportunities for walking, hiking, and birdwatching, attracting nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers from far and wide.

Rentlet Plantation also boasts a variety of recreational activities for visitors to enjoy. The presence of a picnic area makes it an ideal spot for families and groups to gather and enjoy a leisurely day out. In addition, the plantation offers designated areas for camping, providing a unique opportunity for nature lovers to spend a night under the stars in this breathtaking woodland.

With its stunning landscape, diverse wildlife, and ample recreational opportunities, Rentlet Plantation is a hidden gem in Devon that continues to captivate visitors with its natural charm and tranquility.

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Rentlet Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.809818/-3.2628323 or Grid Reference ST1101. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Fields to the west of Buckerell, viewed over a hedge
Fields to the west of Buckerell, viewed over a hedge
Down hill heading south out of Buckerell
Down hill heading south out of Buckerell
Car Park in the Woods A woodland path with Witness Moor car park in the background just north of Hembury Hill Fort.
Car Park in the Woods
A woodland path with Witness Moor car park in the background just north of Hembury Hill Fort.
Iron Age Earth Works The impressive iron age earthworks of Hembury Hill Fort in Devon are becoming overgrown but still visible.
Iron Age Earth Works
The impressive iron age earthworks of Hembury Hill Fort in Devon are becoming overgrown but still visible.
Footpath on top of the Hill The public footpath through the gorse and bracken on top of Hembury Hill Fort in Devon.
Footpath on top of the Hill
The public footpath through the gorse and bracken on top of Hembury Hill Fort in Devon.
Public Footpath Signpost Public footpath sign post marking the crossroads of several footpaths on top of Hembury Hill Fort in Devon.
Public Footpath Signpost
Public footpath sign post marking the crossroads of several footpaths on top of Hembury Hill Fort in Devon.
Hill Summit The perceived summit of the iron age fort on Hembury Hill.
Hill Summit
The perceived summit of the iron age fort on Hembury Hill.
Hill Fort Noticeboard The noticeboard of the iron age Hembury Hill Fort in Devon situated on the approach to the first earthworks just south of the carpark.
Hill Fort Noticeboard
The noticeboard of the iron age Hembury Hill Fort in Devon situated on the approach to the first earthworks just south of the carpark.
Power for the people  Looking West from under the electricity pylons as they cross a footpath.
Power for the people
Looking West from under the electricity pylons as they cross a footpath.
Payhembury : Country Lane Looking along a small lane.
Payhembury : Country Lane
Looking along a small lane.
Passing Broadleaze on the A373, heading east
Passing Broadleaze on the A373, heading east
Steep up hill on the A373
Steep up hill on the A373
Dangerous slippery road for 1 mile on the A373, heading east
Dangerous slippery road for 1 mile on the A373, heading east
Steep downhill and sharp bend on the A373, heading east
Steep downhill and sharp bend on the A373, heading east
Staggered junction ahead on the A373, heading east
Staggered junction ahead on the A373, heading east
On the A373 heading east, sign for A. R. Boland Ltd
On the A373 heading east, sign for A. R. Boland Ltd
Houses next to the A373 near Awliscombe
Houses next to the A373 near Awliscombe
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
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Rentlet Plantation is located at Grid Ref: ST1101 (Lat: 50.809818, Lng: -3.2628323)

Administrative County: Devon

District: East Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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