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1. www.poohcorner.co.uk › ashdown-forestThings to do on the Ashdown Forest - Pooh Corner Hartfield

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   The Pooh Walk. The Pooh Walks across the 100 Aker Wood are the perfect way to spend a day. The walks will take you to some of the sites of Pooh’s adventure. The shorter walk takes in The Enchanted Place and the Sandy Pit and is suitable for younger children. A longer walk descends to the North Pole and Eeyore’s Sad and Gloomy Place.

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2. www.airbnb.co.uk › rooms › 24135490Hundred Acre Studio, an Ashdown Forest retreat - Airbnb

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   24 Oct 2024 - Entire cottage for £70. Hundred Acre Studio is a charming retreat down a private track on the Ashdown Forest. In the heart of Winnie the Pooh country, it is a perfect bas...

3. secretldn.com › hundred-acre-wood-ashdown-forestThe Hundred Acre Wood Is Less Than Two Hours From London

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   Oct 18, 2024 · Ashdown Forest, or rather ‘Pooh Country’ or ‘Winnie the Pooh Forest’, is a national forest found in the county of East Sussex. The site was previously used as a Medieval hunting forest and is home to Henry VIII’s hunting lodge. But it’s definitely best known as the inspiration behind A. A. Milne’s magical Hundred Acre Wood from ...

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5. unborderedtravel.com › 100-acre-wood-ashdown-forest100 Acre Wood – Visit The Beautiful Home Of Winnie The Pooh!

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   • Pooh Bridge
   • Ashdown Forest Walks
   • Pooh Treks and Tours
   • Hartfield Village and Pooh Corner

   Many visitors head to Pooh Bridge, made famous in the stories by the Pooh Sticks game. If you can take your own sticks down, found earlier on, it’s best. Due to the popularity of the bridge and the games, sticks are in short supply! There is a free car park at the top of Pooh Bridge, although it is big, it can get busy in the summer. Other spots to...

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   For walking routes in the Ashdown Forest you can download some via their websitefor a small donation, or pick some up at the Forest Centre on arrival.

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   If you would rather a local Winnie the Pooh expert showed you around all the best spots you can book a private Winnie the Pooh tour. Pooh Treks offer a choice of 2 tours; Classic Pooh Trek – a 5 hour guided tour for up to 6 people. You will get your own private tour guide/driver to show you the classic Winnie the Pooh locations including Galleon’s ...

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   Visiting Hartfield village is a must! It’s home to Pooh Corner, a lovely little tea room shop and ‘Pooh-seum,’ a museum dedicated to all things Pooh. You can purchase Winnie the Pooh souvenirs including pictures, illustrations and other items. The staff are very friendly and helpful, with maps and advice on where to go. The cafe is highly recommend...

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6. poohcountry.comHome - Pooh Country

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   Pooh Trek run private tours of the Ashdown Forest with a knowledgable and experienced guide. Tailored to your interests and needs, each tour is personalised to your requirements. Parties of up to 4 guests will have use of a professionally driven private hire MPV, while groups of up to 6 guests will enjoy a professionally driven private hire SUV.

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7. ashdownforest.org › explore › winnie-the-poohWinnie-the-Pooh - The Conservators of Ashdown Forest

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   Ashdown Forest is famous as the magical landscape that inspired one of the world’s best loved children’s stories, the adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh. The iconic British character was created by A.A. Milne who lived on the edge of the Forest and conjured stories inspired by explorations with his young son, Christopher Robin. “So, they went ...

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   What is Ashdown Forest?

   • Ashdown Forest, or rather ‘Pooh Country’ or ‘Winnie the Pooh Forest’, is a national forest found in the county of East Sussex with origins as Medieval hunting forest and is home to Henry VIII’s hunting lodge but is best known as the inspiration behind AA Milne’s magical Hundred Acre Wood in his Winnie the Pooh stories we all know and love.

   The Real Hundred Acre Wood Is Less Than Two Hours From London

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   Where can I get a Winnie the Pooh tour?

   • For walking routes in the Ashdown Forest you can download some via their website for a small donation, or pick some up at the Forest Centre on arrival. If you would rather a local Winnie the Pooh expert showed you around all the best spots you can book a private Winnie the Pooh tour. Pooh Treks offer a choice of 2 tours;

   100 Acre Wood – Visit The Beautiful Home Of Winnie The Pooh!

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   Why is Pooh's Ashdown Forest so popular?

   • Almost a century later, the tales of Pooh’s adventures with Christopher Robin, Piglet and Eeyore, captured so beautifully by E.H. Shepard’s illustrations, are more popular than ever. Ashdown Forest is the legendary Hundred Acre Wood and draws visitors from across the world, inspired to follow in Pooh’s footsteps.

   Winnie-the-Pooh - The Conservators of Ashdown Forest

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   Where should Winnie the Pooh fans visit?

   • It is the best place for Winnie the Pooh fans to visit and appreciate the inspiration that A.A Milne took from Ashdown Forest and transported into the enchanting stories of Winnie the Pooh. Even if you’re not a fan, (which would be hard to believe), Ashdown Forest has plenty of walking trails as well as some stunning views and picnic areas.

   100 Acre Wood – Visit The Beautiful Home Of Winnie The Pooh!

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   What to do in the Ashdown Forest & Hartfield?

   • Pooh Things To Do… Tens of thousands of people from all over the world flock to the Ashdown Forest and Hartfield every year to experience the 100 Acre Wood, play pooh sticks and visit Pooh Corner! But once you’ve done that (and in-between your return trip to Pooh Corner!) we suggest the following things to do on the Ashdown Forest

   Things to do on the Ashdown Forest - Pooh Corner Hartfield

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   Where is Pooh Corner & Ashdown Forest?

   • It’s best to either head for Pooh Corner in Hartfield (TN7 4AE) or Ashdown Forest Centre (RH18 5JP) for maps and directions. If you can drag yourself away from the magic of Ashdown Forest, there are plenty of other places to visit in the area. The coastal destinations of Eastbourne and Brighton are about 30 miles further south.

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9. www.telegraph.co.uk › travel › destinationsHow to visit the real Hundred Acre Wood, home of Winnie the Pooh

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   Jan 18, 2019 · Go off to the right of the road, not left, and you'll find a vast open space fringed by woodland. Simply follow the space around, pausing to play Pooh Sticks in streams at the bottom of the hill ...