Upton Heath

★4.6(8 reviews)

Corfe Mullen, Broadstone BH16 6AB

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Upton Heath is a small village in Cheshire, England, surrounded by rolling countryside and picturesque farmland. The village is dotted with ancient trees, historic cottages, and winding lanes, giving it a quintessential English charm. Visitors can explore the village's many footpaths and bridleways, which offer scenic views of the surrounding landscape. The village is also home to the 17th-century St. Mary's Church, which features stunning stained-glass windows and a tranquil atmosphere. With its peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty, Upton Heath is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.

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Based on8 reviews

4.4

8 reviews

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9 months ago

good place if you wanna go for a walk but there is nothing to see here.

7 years ago

Lovely place to take the dog, so many walks and lots of water for them to cool off in. G

6 years ago

Fantastic for moutian biking, hiking, walks, dog walking and is very clean. worth a visit if you love the out doors and so many hidden sections and places still to discover :) go wild in knowing this place is massive and has some very picturesque landscape

7 years ago

Beautiful place to run, walk. Great for dogs. Relaxing and quiet.

6 years ago

Great walks, muddy paths, sandy paths, rocky paths! Get a good pair of wellies and you ll be ready to explore the park

4 years ago

A great place for a walk, brilliant views and also handy as it connects to lot of areas in Poole.

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Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Activities

Hiking

Children

Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes

Pets

Dogs allowed

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