Charlecote's fallow deer
On the opposite side of the river is Camp Ground where Roundhead soldiers are said to have camped before the Civil War battle of Edge Hill in 1642. There is no public access to this area as it is used as a safe haven for the deer particularly when their fawns are born. We have hares living in this part of the parkland too. Why not bring your binoculars for a closer view.

Stephen

January 15, 2022

If you go late in the year you'll see them fighting

arthur smith

October 19, 2025

nice leisurely walk around the grounds. accessible for all walkers.

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Location: Charlecote CP, Stratford-On-Avon, Warwickshire, West Midlands Region, England, United Kingdom

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