Sherwood Forest Country Park

Nottinghamshire, England

About Sherwood Forest Country Park

This 450 acre country park lies within the Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve, once part of a royal hunting forest, which contains some of the olde...

Sherwood Forest Country Park has a Easy difficulty level and is Family Friendly.

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Nottinghamshire, England
Latitude: 53.209615, Longitude: -1.079021

Activities

Walking
Hiking
Cycling
Birdwatching
Wildlife Watching
Nature Photography
Picnicking

About Sherwood Forest Country Park

About Sherwood Forest Country Park

This 450 acre country park lies within the Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve, once part of a royal hunting forest, which contains some of the oldest trees in Europe – including the world famous Major Oak, estimated to be 800 years old. Insects and fungi feed on decaying fallen timber and in turn, provide food for a huge diversity of birds and bats. Because of this, it is also a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest.

It is the legendary home of Robin Hood and there are three self-guided walks around the site, all of varying lengths and all taking in some of the highlights of the park – the longest runs all around the forest and will take around two hours. Regular events are held throughout the year.

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