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Sherwood Pines Forest Park |
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Sherwood Pines
Forest Park is situated off the B6030 quite close to Old Clipstone (now known as Kings Clipstone). All
walks and cycling trails start at the Visitor Centre, it is a great day
out for all the family. Close to the
Visitor Centre is an adventure
playground and a picnic site, there is even a barbeque site near the car
park.
The visitor centre provides a shop, food, drink and information, close
by is a cycle hire centre. |
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To see a map of the area click here |
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Entrance and driveway to the car park and visitor centre |
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Visitor centre |
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Cycle centre |
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Playground next to the picnic site |
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Adventure playground constructed between the pine trees |
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The large picnic area |
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One of the main cycle trails |
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The quickest way to get around the forest is to hire a bicycle or bring your own |
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There are paths throughout the forest for walkers and cyclists |
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This small clearing in the forest has a pond and picnic area |
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Walking in the forest is a pleasure, |
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Some of the things to see in the forest, fungi, blackberries, acorns and butterflies. |
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Walking through the forest I was surprised to find this large pond............. |
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................complete with water lilies |
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Back near the visitor centre another walk beckons.........maybe another day. |
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© Copyright John Beres 2003-2008 |
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