Shipley Country Park
Shipley Country Park
The Shipley Estate is an ancient manor mentioned in the Domesday Book (1086), when it was recorded as belonging to Gilbert of Ghent, the nephew of William the Conqueror. Records dating from the 14th century show that the land was used as a sporting estate with a hunting lodge on Shipley Hill and the area was prized for its extensive forest and excellent hunting.
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Bridleway / Horse Riding Trail
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Picnic Area
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Woodland with Public Access
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Wildlife Area
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Visitor Centre (including Shop)
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Light Refreshments • Parking
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Toilets
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Easy Access For All
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On-site Information
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Children’s Play Area
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Fishing
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Nature Trail
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Events Area
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Waymarked Walks
Shipley Country Park
off Slack Lane,
Heanor,
Derbyshire, DE75 7GX
Tel: (01773) 719961



