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Greenham and Crookham Commons are designated as a sight of special scientific interest and are home to many rare and endangered plants and animals.
The commons make up the largest area of lowland heath in Berkshire and contain ancient woodlands, alder-lined gullies, remnants of valley mire, ponds wetland and grassed rich in wildflowers.
Exmoor ponies and cattle graze here. It is important to stay on paths and keep dogs under close control in order to avoid damage to rare plant communities and disturbance of wildlife and livestock.
Prices
Free entry
DIRECTIONS See location on Google Maps
Map Reference: SU 483653
By Road:
Car parks off Bury's Bank Road, Greenham.
Greenham and Crookham Commons
Burys Bank Road
Thatcham
Berkshire
RG19 8BZ
WEB: www.greenham-common.org.uk
The commons make up the largest area of lowland heath in Berkshire and contain ancient woodlands, alder-lined gullies, remnants of valley mire, ponds wetland and grassed rich in wildflowers.
Exmoor ponies and cattle graze here. It is important to stay on paths and keep dogs under close control in order to avoid damage to rare plant communities and disturbance of wildlife and livestock.
Prices
Free entry
DIRECTIONS See location on Google Maps
Map Reference: SU 483653
By Road:
Car parks off Bury's Bank Road, Greenham.
Greenham and Crookham Commons
Burys Bank Road
Thatcham
Berkshire
RG19 8BZ
WEB: www.greenham-common.org.uk