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  • Ancient trees found in this wood
  • Ancient woodland - more than 400 years old
  • Autumn colour
  • Benches available
  • Bluebells
  • Bridle paths can be found in this wood
  • Broadleaved woodland
  • Children's play area
  • Coast
  • Coniferous woodland
  • Dogs welcome
  • Events (see landowner's website for more details)
  • Fishing
  • Good for cycling
  • Good views
  • Grassland
  • Heritage
  • Hills/mountains
  • Mixed woodland
  • Moorland
  • Mountain biking allowed
  • New woodland - less than 10 years old
  • Other habitats present
  • Outdoor pursuits facilities
  • River/lake
  • Special wildlife interest
  • Spring colour
  • Watersports
  • Waymarked trail
  • Well worth a visit
  • Wetland
Facilities
  • Adapted toilets within 500m
  • Adapted toilets on site
  • Baby changing facilities
  • Baby changing facilities within 500m
  • Cafe or kiosk on site
  • Camping permitted
  • Cycle hire
  • Information on site
  • Picnic facilities
  • Toilets on site
  • Toilets within 500m
  • Visitor centre/shop
  • The wheelchair access symbol used on this website indicates a wood which visitors or landowners have identified as accessible.
Access
  • Access guide available
  • Entry charge
  • Free car parking at site
  • Free car parking within 500m
  • Local parking difficult
  • Parking with charge at site
  • Parking with charge within 500m
  • Public transport stop within 500m
  • Restricted opening times
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Attingham Park, a National Trust wood

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Enlarge imageA beautiful, sunny day late October 2012. The sun filtering through the trees gave the woods at Attingham a magical feel.

A beautiful, sunny day late October 2012. The sun filtering through the trees gave the woods at Attingham a magical feel.

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Enlarge imageSTAG IN ATTINGHAM PARK

STAG IN ATTINGHAM PARK

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Enlarge imageDEERS IN ATTINGHAM PARK

DEERS IN ATTINGHAM PARK

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Enlarge imageANCIENT TREE IN DEER PARK

ANCIENT TREE IN DEER PARK

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Enlarge imageBluebell walk through the woods at Attingham Park. Taken 24th April 2011

Bluebell walk through the woods at Attingham Park. Taken 24th April 2011

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Enlarge imageView through the wood at Attingham Park - taken 24th April 2011

View through the wood at Attingham Park - taken 24th April 2011

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Enlarge imageAncient trees

Ancient trees

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Shrewsbury, Shropshire
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