The Top 5 Lakes around Claydon With Clattercot

Looking to visit the best lakes around Claydon With Clattercot? After all, there’s nothing better than the serenity of the lakeshore — or a quick dip when the weather’s warm. So, browse our list of Claydon With Clattercot’s top lakes below as recommended by the komoot community, and experience more on your next adventure!

Grimsbury Plantation Reserve and Reservoir

Wormleighton Reservoir

Hellidon Village

Fir Tree Campsite & Fishing Lake

Wroxton Village Duck Pond

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Grimsbury Plantation Reserve and Reservoir
Hiking Highlight
Managed by the Banbury Ornithological Society, the Grimsbury Plantation Reserve is a 3.5-acre (1.4 ha) area of Scots pine and alder woodland. Look out for the Eurasian siskin wintering during …
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Wormleighton Reservoir
Hiking Highlight
Wormleighton Reservoir is used to maintain the water level in the Oxford Canal. Planned in 1787, it has served the canal well ever since. The reservoir is an excellent place …
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Hellidon Village
Hiking Highlight
Built on an ironstone ridge above pretty Northamptonshire countryside, Helidon is a picturesque village. Notable buildings include its lovely, 13th-century parish church and its converted tower mill, which stands proud …
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Fir Tree Campsite & Fishing Lake
Hiking Highlight
Really nice quiet campsite, fishing lake and falconary set in a lovely sheltered location. Picturesque walk to one of the local pubs in Ratley.
Tip by FastTony78
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Wroxton Village Duck Pond
Running Highlight
Wroxton is a gorgeous and very typical sleepy Oxfordshire village painted with honey-coloured ironstone cottages with thatched roofs. The village features a picturesque duck pond and a Grade II listed church; it is a delight to pass through.
Tip by Grace Mulligan
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