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Salcey Forest Access Point

(Average user rating 4 unrated 3.9/5)

The milking oak

 

Tree Top Way

 

Peacock butterfly

 

Tree Top Way

 

Exploring the forest

 

Fallow Deer

 

Ranger led activity

 

The fallen oak

 

Salcey Forest is an oasis of nature and history only 7 miles from the centre of Northampton.

Whether you want a family day out, a chance to see the wildlife of the forest, or just to pop in for a cup of tea in these beautiful surroundings, Salcey Forest has it all.

Download our Trails map.

 

Contact: Northants Office
01780 444920
e-mail: northants@forestry.gsi.gov.uk
 

Planning your visit

Things to do


User Comments

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Anonymous, 28/Dec/2011
5 Stars 5 Stars

its epic i love the sky walk

mike, 31/Oct/2011
3 Stars 3 Stars

Took young grandsons today specially to walk up in the tree's very disappointed to find the walkway closed by orange fencing and no information as to why and when it is likely to be re opened Grandsons Very Very Disappointed

Clive, 20/Oct/2011
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What's of interest

The 'Secret Salcey' map and guide is the ideal way to make the most out of your visit, with fascinating insights into the history of the forest. These are available from the Forest Cafe for only £3. 

Please be aware that the bridge near Salcey Lawn, on the Church Path Walk, is closed. Visitors can still get around the bridge, but cannot go over it.

 


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