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Bonnetts Wood


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About Bonnetts Wood

With farmed land to the west of this site Bonnetts Wood is off the beaten track and provides a haven from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. There’s a network of paths ringing the slowly growing stands of native trees, as well as running alongside the boundary stream to the west connecting with a small, often flowered wet meadow in the south western corner of the site. Parking is available in Parklands, off Park Farm Road, and Bonnetts Wood entrance is directly opposite the car park.

To download a map of Bonnetts Wood please click here.

How to get there:

Bonnetts Wood is in Thames Chase Community Forest.
Bonnetts Wood lies between Park Farm Road/Aveley Road and Gerpins Lane, to the South-west of Upminster and Corbets Tey.
Romford and Rainham are the nearest towns or villages.
OS Grid Reference: TQ552 842
For details of public transport visit http://www.transportdirect.info
Postcode RM14 2XR (for satnav purposes)

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The Woodland is a wonderful place to walk your dog – please show your respect for this special area by cleaning up after your dog. Dog Waste, if wrapped in plastic, can be put into the dog bins in car parks, or with household waste.

Contact:

Thame Chase Ranger


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What's of interest

The site is named after the Bonnetts family who farmed these fields, as part of their Central Farm, from the 1920’s until the Forestry Commission’s purchase of the land in 2002. The retired farm owner, Bert Bonnett, used to be a common sight on his large drey pulled by two shire horses, as he navigated the local lanes.