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Shouldham Warren

(Average user rating5 unrated 5/5)
 
An undulating site on the edge of the fens with two healthy woodland walks. Remnants of an historic spring on top of the hill are indicated by a Rhododendron Avenue, there is also a World War 2 rifle butt close to the entrance. Good Autumn colours. At the Black Drain good views over Tall Herb Fen to the North acrosss the River Nar.

How to get there:

Shouldham Warren is in Thetford Forest Park.
Off A134 to Shouldham village then head north.
Shouldham is the nearest town or village.
OS Grid Reference: TF678099
For details of public transport visit http://www.transportdirect.info

User Comments

5 Stars 5 Stars

Lovely place to walk my dogs.. Might even ride a horse there if it is permitted. Wonderful rhododendrons, beautiful views, and you see so much more on horseback.

Anthony b, 3/Jun/2011

What's wrong with walking WITHOUT DOGS? Apart from an excess of stupid "pets" frightening the wildlife, Shouldham Warren is exceptionally beautiful and quiet and must be kept under Forestry Commission for the nation and not sold off. There are cuckoos, warblers,deer, grass snakes, herons, wildflowers and unique views. Why on earth can't people go for peaceful walks without bringing hordes of dogs, or guns, or soil-churning, aggressive-seeming bikes. or revolting "doggers", with them? This place is one of the few peaceful public places left in the whole UK.

Anonymous, 31/Jan/2011
5 Stars 5 Stars

nice place to walk the dog

James, 29/Jun/2010

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