Post by Number4 on Apr 7, 2013 12:36:32 GMT -5
Definitely worth a visit for a Sunday roast. If your energetic its a nice walk +- 35 minutes from Sandrocks via the Ashenground and Bolnore woods Nature reserve. There is a nice trail that cuts through the wood on the side of the Bolnore Village extension.
www.foabw.com
The trail comes out on the side of Beechurst Park.
For more details on the pub (used to be the Dolphin) see
www.vintageinn.co.uk/thesergisonarmshaywardsheath
Walking route :
Cross over Rocky Lane, turn left on the path and follow it down onto Bolding way, then left onto Sheppeys continue straight on until you reach Keymer End and swing left to enter the Nature reserve. Follow the trail over the railway line and into the wood. Just keep following the public bridleway toward Beech Hurst Gardens. Exit and head through Beech hurst and cross over the A272. You cant miss the pub its near Muster Green Park.
Looks like the pub will be quite nice on a Sunny summers day as it has a good size outdoor garden too.
Enjoy
Ant & Garth
www.foabw.com
The trail comes out on the side of Beechurst Park.
For more details on the pub (used to be the Dolphin) see
www.vintageinn.co.uk/thesergisonarmshaywardsheath
Walking route :
Cross over Rocky Lane, turn left on the path and follow it down onto Bolding way, then left onto Sheppeys continue straight on until you reach Keymer End and swing left to enter the Nature reserve. Follow the trail over the railway line and into the wood. Just keep following the public bridleway toward Beech Hurst Gardens. Exit and head through Beech hurst and cross over the A272. You cant miss the pub its near Muster Green Park.
Looks like the pub will be quite nice on a Sunny summers day as it has a good size outdoor garden too.
Enjoy
Ant & Garth
