Tombs Meadow

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About Tombs Meadow

Discover the hidden gem that is known as Tombs Meadow, a peaceful agricultural spot nestled between Millfield and Stony Stratford Nature Reserve, connecting seamlessly with Ouse Valley Park. This area is a perfect escape into the countryside, where sheep carry out their essential grazing duties amongst the floodplain environment. Please be mindful when walking around grazing animals and keep dogs on leads. Prone to flooding, we recommend wearing suitable footwear and clothing for a comfortable experience across the farmlands.

Facilities

There is no designated car park for Tombs Meadow. However, parking is available at the end of the Stony Stratford High Street, within walking distance of the parkland. No public toilets are available in the park.

Accessibility

There is good disabled access, with pathways around the park.

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Millfield
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Ouse Valley Park
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Stony Stratford Nature Reserve
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