Size:

3.10 ha (7.66 acres)

Grid reference:

SO677881

Map reference:

Explorer 218
OS Landranger 138

The Dingle is an ancient woodland site which was partly landscaped in the past with formal paths and a lake. Whilst the lake has gone, a number of exotic species remain, including copper beech. These, together with the small brook, slightly remote location and low visitor numbers, make it a particularly beautiful and peaceful place to visit.

The 325-yard linear path through the wood tends to get wet in sections throughout the year. A steep drop by the gate means that parking there needs care.

Features

  • Public access
  • Broadleaved woodland
Early purple orchid with blurred background

A lasting legacy

This wood is just one of many to have been protected by gifts in wills, securing it for generations to come. Your legacy gift could also make a real difference to woods, trees and wildlife.

Learn what your gift could mean

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The Dingle Management Plan

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