Beacon Wood Country Park is a public woodland in Bean near Dartford, in Kent, England. It was previously an industrial claypit then re-claimed as woodland park open to the public, currently …

Having opened in 1991, Beacon Wood is a relatively new country park, but it has rapidly become a firm favourite with locals due to its rolling, varied woodland and interesting history. For over …

Established in 1991, Beacon Wood country park stands as a relatively recent addition to the realm of country parks in the UK. Nonetheless, it has swiftly captured the hearts of locals, owing to …

The name "Beacon Wood Country Park" was chosen, in a competition organised by the Trust, because of the park's close proximity to one of the original Spanish Armada warning beacons; …

Deriving its name from the beacon that was placed here during Elizabethan times, part of the chain of beacons lit to warn of the approach of the Spanish Armada, Beacon Wood Country …

Discover the natural beauty of Beacon Wood Country Park, located in Bean, United Kingdom. With 68.5 acres of picturesque woodlands and meadows, this tranquil retreat offers an idyllic …

Viewpoint overlooking a naturally regenerating birch woodland. Over the next 100 years, this area will develop into a mature broadleaf woodland. In the distance you will be able to see Lords …

Now a Site of Nature Conservation Interest, the park's outer reaches are a brilliant place to learn most of the UK's native trees all in one trip, like oak, ash and sweet chestnut under which …

In Elizabethan times, a beacon was situated at the peak of the 300 feet high hill, where the Country Park is now. It was one of the chain of beacons lit to warn of the approach of the …

Enjoy this lovely woodland trail taking you through Beacon Country Park. This area has a long history of human engagement and industry having served as a timber supply, part of the …