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The Grove

Wood, Forest in Kent

England

The Grove

London Loop footpath climbing A2 embankment The footpath uses the A2 bridge to cross the railway line.
London Loop footpath climbing A2 embankment Credit: David Martin

The Grove, located in Kent, is a picturesque woodland area known for its natural beauty and rich diversity of flora and fauna. This enchanting forest covers an area of approximately 200 acres and is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

The Grove is characterized by its dense canopy of towering trees, including oak, beech, and chestnut, which provide ample shade and a serene atmosphere. The forest floor is adorned with a vibrant carpet of wildflowers, ferns, and mosses, adding to its magical appeal. The natural beauty of The Grove is further enhanced by the presence of a meandering river that gently flows through the heart of the woodland, offering a tranquil spot for visitors to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

The wildlife in The Grove is abundant, with a wide range of species calling this forest home. Visitors may spot deer, foxes, rabbits, and various bird species, including owls, woodpeckers, and songbirds. The Grove's diverse ecosystem also supports a plethora of insects, butterflies, and other small creatures, making it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.

The Grove is a haven for outdoor activities, with numerous walking trails and cycling paths crisscrossing through the forest. These well-maintained trails offer visitors the opportunity to explore the woodland at their own pace and discover its hidden gems. Additionally, The Grove provides designated picnic areas and open spaces, inviting visitors to enjoy a leisurely lunch or indulge in a game of frisbee or football with friends and family.

Overall, The Grove in Kent is a captivating woodland retreat, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Its stunning natural scenery, diverse wildlife, and recreational opportunities make it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking tranquility in the heart of nature.

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The Grove Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.434343/0.14853331 or Grid Reference TQ4972. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

London Loop footpath climbing A2 embankment The footpath uses the A2 bridge to cross the railway line.
London Loop footpath climbing A2 embankment
The footpath uses the A2 bridge to cross the railway line.
Path beside the railway at Braeburn Park Nature reserve south of the Dartford Loop Line.
Path beside the railway at Braeburn Park
Nature reserve south of the Dartford Loop Line.
River Cray at Hall Place
River Cray at Hall Place
Miniature railway at Hall Place The Welling & District Model Engineering Society moved their layout from their previous location at Falconwood to Hall Place & Gardens in 2022. This is the station.
Miniature railway at Hall Place
The Welling & District Model Engineering Society moved their layout from their previous location at Falconwood to Hall Place & Gardens in 2022. This is the station.
Miniature railway at Hall Place The Welling & District Model Engineering Society moved their layout from their previous location at Falconwood to Hall Place & Gardens in 2022. This is the station.
Miniature railway at Hall Place
The Welling & District Model Engineering Society moved their layout from their previous location at Falconwood to Hall Place & Gardens in 2022. This is the station.
Miniature railway at Hall Place The Welling & District Model Engineering Society moved their layout from their previous location at Falconwood to Hall Place & Gardens in 2022.
Miniature railway at Hall Place
The Welling & District Model Engineering Society moved their layout from their previous location at Falconwood to Hall Place & Gardens in 2022.
Miniature railway at Hall Place The Welling & District Model Engineering Society moved their layout from their previous location at Falconwood to Hall Place & Gardens in 2022. This photograph gives some idea of the size of the layout.
Miniature railway at Hall Place
The Welling & District Model Engineering Society moved their layout from their previous location at Falconwood to Hall Place & Gardens in 2022. This photograph gives some idea of the size of the layout.
River Cray at Hall Place The River Cray is a very clean chalk stream with natural banks for much of its length. It is followed throughout its course in Bexley by the Cray Riverway. This view looks upriver at Hall Place.
River Cray at Hall Place
The River Cray is a very clean chalk stream with natural banks for much of its length. It is followed throughout its course in Bexley by the Cray Riverway. This view looks upriver at Hall Place.
Joydens Wood A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood
A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood
A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood
A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood
A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood
A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood
A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
joydens Wood A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
joydens Wood
A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood
A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood
A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
Joydens Wood
A Woodland Trust site in Dartford borough, opened to the public in 1988. Close to the A2 and A20 trunk roads,this remains a natural ancient woodland and contains visible remains of the ancient "Faesten Dic" (strong dyke), an Anglo-Saxon (or possibly older) defensive ditch. It is approximately 130 hectares in area and contains many tracks and paths; the main tracks are open to horses and cyclists.
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The Grove is located at Grid Ref: TQ4972 (Lat: 51.434343, Lng: 0.14853331)

Unitary Authority: Bexley

Police Authority: Metropolitan

What 3 Words

///league.trap.admits. Near Bexley, London

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The Grove North Cray Cray, North Sands Spinney

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Height: 0.8
Waterway: weir
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Bus Stop
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Naptan AtcoCode: 490010083N
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Barrier: stile
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Design: barrel
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Mount Mascal Farm
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Barrier: swing_gate
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Crossing
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