Coronation Plantation

Wood, Forest in Devon East Devon

England

Coronation Plantation

Hay bales and barn
Hay bales and barn Credit: Rob Purvis

Coronation Plantation is a picturesque woodland located in Devon, England. Situated in the heart of the county, this sprawling forest covers a vast area of approximately 300 acres. The plantation is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

The woodland is primarily composed of deciduous trees, such as oak, beech, and ash, which provide a stunning display of vibrant colors throughout the changing seasons. The dense canopy formed by these towering trees creates a cool and serene atmosphere, making it an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Coronation Plantation offers a variety of well-maintained trails and footpaths, making it perfect for hiking, walking, and jogging. These pathways wind through the forest, allowing visitors to explore the stunning natural beauty that the plantation has to offer. Along the way, one might encounter a diverse array of wildlife, including deer, squirrels, and a myriad of bird species.

In addition to its natural charm, Coronation Plantation also boasts several amenities for visitors. There are picnic areas dotted throughout the woodland, providing a peaceful spot to relax and enjoy a packed lunch. The plantation also features a visitor center with informative displays about the local flora and fauna, as well as guided tours for those seeking a more in-depth understanding of the area.

Overall, Coronation Plantation is a captivating woodland that offers a tranquil retreat for those seeking solace in nature. Its stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and well-maintained trails make it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers of all ages.

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Coronation Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.842219/-3.2495037 or Grid Reference ST1205. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Hay bales and barn
Hay bales and barn
Entrance to Gliding Club
Entrance to Gliding Club
Entrance to Sheldon woods
Entrance to Sheldon woods
North Hill gliding field Gently sloping field, typical of the Blackdown Hills plateau. Used by the Devon and Somerset gliding club
North Hill gliding field
Gently sloping field, typical of the Blackdown Hills plateau. Used by the Devon and Somerset gliding club
Broadhembury: south to Hembury View south over Hanger Farm and woodland to the site of Hembury fort at the end of the ridge. Seen from a public bridleway or footpath.
Broadhembury: south to Hembury
View south over Hanger Farm and woodland to the site of Hembury fort at the end of the ridge. Seen from a public bridleway or footpath.
Broadhembury: cottage near Stafford Barton The road ahead forks; that on the left leads to the head of the Tale valley whilst the main road climbs Stafford Hill to reach the top of the Blackdowns. Looking north east
Broadhembury: cottage near Stafford Barton
The road ahead forks; that on the left leads to the head of the Tale valley whilst the main road climbs Stafford Hill to reach the top of the Blackdowns. Looking north east
Broadhembury: Bridleway on Stafford Hill The public right of way runs roughly northwards to Barleycombe Farm, along the crest of the Blackdowns. Looking north
Broadhembury: Bridleway on Stafford Hill
The public right of way runs roughly northwards to Barleycombe Farm, along the crest of the Blackdowns. Looking north
Broadhembury: towards Turbury Cross Looking south on the Blackborough – Awliscombe road in rain
Broadhembury: towards Turbury Cross
Looking south on the Blackborough – Awliscombe road in rain
Broadhembury: Long Lane East from Turbury Cross, Long Lane leads to Wolford Cross and on to Ewin’s Ash on the Honiton – Chard road. Looking east-north-east
Broadhembury: Long Lane
East from Turbury Cross, Long Lane leads to Wolford Cross and on to Ewin’s Ash on the Honiton – Chard road. Looking east-north-east
Dunkeswell: Limers Lane Looking south-south-east on the road from Dunkeswell to Honiton, near Wolford Cross
Dunkeswell: Limers Lane
Looking south-south-east on the road from Dunkeswell to Honiton, near Wolford Cross
Broadhembury: towards the village Looking west from the ridge that has Hembury Fort at its southern end
Broadhembury: towards the village
Looking west from the ridge that has Hembury Fort at its southern end
Awliscombe: Blackdown meadow Grass cut for baling or silage on an upland field. Looking north east
Awliscombe: Blackdown meadow
Grass cut for baling or silage on an upland field. Looking north east
Awliscombe: Culverhayes A Wolverstone farm. Looking east-north-east
Awliscombe: Culverhayes
A Wolverstone farm. Looking east-north-east
Dunkeswell: Limers Lane Looking south east on the Dunkeswell-Honiton road
Dunkeswell: Limers Lane
Looking south east on the Dunkeswell-Honiton road
Dunkeswell: The Chase A bridleway leading to Grange Farm, seen near the entrance to Wolford Farm, seemingly now a residence and renamed ‘Old Wolford Farm’. Looking south west
Dunkeswell: The Chase
A bridleway leading to Grange Farm, seen near the entrance to Wolford Farm, seemingly now a residence and renamed ‘Old Wolford Farm’. Looking south west
Dunkeswell: runway The southern end of the south west – north east runway, looking north east. Dunkeswell airport was originally built as a wartime airfield by Wimpey in 1941-1942. It was first used as a base by American forces on anti-submarine patrols in the Atlantic. It is now home to companies such as Somerset Microlights
Dunkeswell: runway
The southern end of the south west – north east runway, looking north east. Dunkeswell airport was originally built as a wartime airfield by Wimpey in 1941-1942. It was first used as a base by American forces on anti-submarine patrols in the Atlantic. It is now home to companies such as Somerset Microlights
Wolford Chapel near Honiton, Devon This tiny chapel contains the tomb of Lieuitenant-Governor John Simcoe who was governor of Upper Canada in the 18th Century. This is why the Canadian flag still flies here.
Wolford Chapel near Honiton, Devon
This tiny chapel contains the tomb of Lieuitenant-Governor John Simcoe who was governor of Upper Canada in the 18th Century. This is why the Canadian flag still flies here.
Meadow with a view Having travelled south through wooded areas and passed the turning to the gliding club one comes to the edge of the hills with a view on the righthand side of the road which stretches for miles.
The plants in the foreground are seeding Docks.
Meadow with a view
Having travelled south through wooded areas and passed the turning to the gliding club one comes to the edge of the hills with a view on the righthand side of the road which stretches for miles. The plants in the foreground are seeding Docks.
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Coronation Plantation is located at Grid Ref: ST1205 (Lat: 50.842219, Lng: -3.2495037)

Administrative County: Devon

District: East Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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Located within 500m of 50.842219,-3.2495037
Turbury Cross
Junction: yes
Lat/Long: 50.8455211/-3.2466855
Wolverstone Cross
Junction: yes
Lat/Long: 50.8426285/-3.2467574
Natural: spring
Lat/Long: 50.839661/-3.2460685
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