Tattershall Carrs
- A Woodland Trust wood
- Tattershall
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Report Jacqueline James uploaded 06/05/2014
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Report Jacqueline James uploaded 06/05/2014
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Report Jacqueline James uploaded 06/05/2014
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Report Fiona Wrisberg uploaded 07/05/2016
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Report Fiona Wrisberg uploaded 07/05/2016
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Report Fiona Wrisberg uploaded 07/05/2016
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Report Fiona Wrisberg uploaded 07/05/2016
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Report Fiona Wrisberg uploaded 07/05/2016
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Report Fiona Wrisberg uploaded 07/05/2016
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Report Fiona Wrisberg uploaded 07/05/2016
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Report Fiona Wrisberg uploaded 07/05/2016
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Features & activities
- Broadleaved woodland
- Parking less than 500m away
- Special wildlife interest
- Well worth a visit
- Bluebells
- Spring colour
Tattershall Carrs forms the last remaining remnants of ancient, wet, alder-dominated woodland that once ringed the margins of the Fens. It also boasts a fascinating history – the wood was part of RAF Woodhall Spa during the Second World War, and was home to the famous 617 ‘Dambusters’ squadron.
