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Size:

74.33 ha (183.67 acres)

Grid reference:

SP876892

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On the outskirts of Corby town centre you will find these two great little woods. They are part of an ancient woodland known as Rockingham Forest where Royalty once used to hunt. There are no facilities as such at Thoroughsale Wood but right next to Hazel Wood is the Corby Boating Lake that boasts a cafe, toilets and a car park.

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