A really pretty field of grass with a couple of picnic tables, bordered on one side by woodland and ...
Crabtree Plantation
(48)
Advertisement
Photos
Crabtree Plantation, located in Old Basing, England, is a local nature reserve that showcases a rich mixture of oak, horse chestnut, sycamore, and ash trees, alongside informal footpaths and grasslands managed for flowering plants. The site is particularly significant for its butterfly population, especially the rare White Letter Hairstreak, and features historical elements such as the Bolton Arch, the main entrance to the plantation.
Originally part of the Hackwood Estate, Crabtree Plantation offers visitors a tranquil environment for walking and enjoying nature. With its diverse habitats and wildlife, it serves as an important recreational space for the community, promoting outdoor activities and appreciation for local biodiversity.
Generated from the website
Reviews
Lovely place in Autumn and Winter. In Spring and Summer the untrained dogs with uncaring owners take...
Chose this place to meet as it was central to a group of us who’d not seen each other since before c...
You might also like
Advertisement


