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Kents Hill Park is a fantastic destination in Milton Keynes, offering visitors a chance to appreciate an array of tree species within a small woodland that predates the creation of the city. Planted post-World War II, the woodland features a variety of conifers such as Douglas Fir, Corsican Pine, and Norway Spruce, evolving into an arboretum with diverse tree species like Redwoods and Sweet Chestnut, making it a must-visit for enthusiasts of nature.
The soil here differs from the usual clay seen across Milton Keynes, resembling that of Bow Brickhill Woods. This unique attribute makes it perfect for growing trees like Conifers and Sweet Chestnut, which typically struggle in clay soils.
While a quick walk around the park is delightful and highly recommended, there is also an opportunity to explore other local parks in the area. For those seeking a longer adventure, Ouzel Valley Park is right around the corner and seamlessly connects with Kents Hill Park.
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Kents Hill Park is a great entranceway to the Ouzel Valley linear park.