Twenty-three acres in three parts
Beech Wood is made up of three linked areas. The established Beech Wood in the centre is carpeted with bluebells and daffodils in spring. To the south, Pioneer Wood has a pond and an amphitheatre. To the north lies the Beech Wood green burial site.
Along the way you will find a collection of chainsaw carvings and a children's play trail, so there is always something to discover, whatever your age.
Grange Wood
A small woodland near residential streets, Grange Wood has all-weather paths and naturalised woodland flowers, especially snowdrops in early spring. It is a lovely short walk close to home.
What to see
Late winter
Snowdrops appear among the trees at Grange Wood, a first sign that spring is on its way.
Spring
Daffodils and bluebells light up the central woodland at Beech Wood.
Autumn
Beech leaves turn gold and copper along the paths, one of the best times to visit.
Around Fenside
A natural resting place
Adjacent to Beech Wood, our five-acre green burial site has been planted with over 4,000 native trees and wildflower glades. It is a natural, non-denominational place for burials and the interment of ashes.
Parking and access
| Where | Postcode for sat nav | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pioneer Wood and Green Burial | PE21 8LA | Fenside Road, Boston |
| Grange Wood | PE21 8JJ | Roadside parking |
| Green burial (on foot) | Via Brothertoft Road, Washdyke Lane, or the Sluice Bridge riverbank footpath |
