16 acres of mixed semi-mature working woodland with off-road driving course.
12 acres of managed working micro woodland plus 4 acres of ‘wilderness’ set in several hundred acres of private forest, with over a mile of professionally designed ‘non-damaging’ off road tracks suitable for classic and modern 4x4 vehicles that can be demonstrated and photographed without damage to bodywork.
Easy access for cars and large vehicles with hard surface parking onsite.
Wood divided into sections, each with different character and linked with footpaths and vehicle tracks. Includes dense, unmanaged woodland, grassy rides, tracks, forest walks and a deep gully with wartime bomb craters, fallen trees, ancient tin workings and limestone rocks and stones.
Full off-road driving course has been carefully blended into this landscape providing challenging, spectacular but non-damaging off-road driving with some great locations for filming vehicles in action including a 40 degree climb/descent. The course does not intrude on the visual amenity of the site.
Historic features including a stunning 170 metre restored dry stone wall first built in 1811, wartime bomb craters, old tin workings and charcoal making.