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Panshanger Park

Hertford

Type of walk

Hilly, Flat, Forest

What's here

Free Parking, Off Lead Areas, On Lead Areas, Pathed Routes, Animals On Route, Water On Route

About this walk

A new country park and nature reserve on the historic Panshanger Estate between Hertford and Welwyn Garden City. Currently 250 acres of the park are open to the public. This includes open access fields and marked trails through historic woodland and alongside the beautiful River Mimram. Dogs are welcome, but owners are respectfully asked to please help protect the natural wildlife and grazing livestock by keeping all dogs on a lead in the nature reserve and in the fields with grazing sheep. When the sheep are not in the fields, dogs are able to run free. Free car parking and a dog waste bin are available at the Thieves Lane car park on the Hertford side of the park.

(This information was updated in conjunction with the manager of Panshanger Park)

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Comments (8)

  • clareb profile
    clareb

    8 years ago

    Lovely place, especially by the river which has shallow entrances perfect for my older boy as he could have a paddle. First visit today will definitely go back.
  • Helenf profile
    Helenf

    4 years ago

    Lovely walk
  • Angus&Bertie profile
    Angus&Bertie

    3 years ago

    Beautiful, go early to really enjoy the beauty of it! Plenty on off lead roaming fields & woods.
  • Allyturnbu profile
    Allyturnbu

    3 years ago

    Lovely walk. Lots and lots of dogs. Quite busy and very tiny carpark
  • Quatro profile
    Quatro

    3 years ago

    So disappointed. Hight restrictions no van can park☹☹☹that's discrimination, and there is no other car park near by. Useless. I drove for 40 min just to come back after 5 min. So so angry🤬🤬🤬🤬
  • Quatro profile
    Quatro

    3 years ago

    No car park for a van😡😡😡
  • BTier19 profile
    BTier19

    a year ago

    A fantastic walk! Fields, trails & water! Perfect for a Cocker Spaniel. Plenty of parking, although alarmed when we arrived and saw signs asking to pay £2.50 to park. I didn’t have my purse so I couldn’t pay, but just be warned!
  • Dottiedo3 profile
    Dottiedo3

    a year ago

    easy to park, variety of walks. Wooded areas & grass land totally safe for the dogs.
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Address

Thieves Ln, Hertford SG14 2WN, UK View on Google

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///prefer.blues.wool View on w3w

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