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Hid’s Copse oxford

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Hid’s Copse is nestled along Hid’s Copse Rd in picturesque surroundings offering visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves within nature’s beauty! This serene space provides ample room for outdoor activities such as walking trails ideal for leisurely strolls or invigorating hikes amidst lush greenery! Local wildlife abounds making it perfect not just for nature lovers but also families seeking educational experiences together! With supportive staff members eager to assist visitors throughout their journey ensure questions are answered promptly enhancing overall enjoyment—discover tranquility within Hid’s Copse today!

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Matt turner

3 Google Rating

Good for walks

3/ 5

Good for walks

Pedro Miguel Almeida

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5/ 5

Alyssa Dearlove

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Jason Luckhurst

3 Google Rating

3/ 5

david glanville

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4/ 5

Adam Evans-Lee

5 Google Rating

Private ancient woodland with beautiful circular walk. Amazing bluebells in April

5/ 5

Private ancient woodland with beautiful circular walk. Amazing bluebells in April

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