Fermyn Woods

Visitor information

Facilities and access

Cafe
Dogs allowed
Play Area
Toilets
Visitor Centre

An outdoor adventure for all ages, come and make lifelong memories at Fermyn Woods

Play, walk, run or ride your way round Fermyn Woods, a stunning ancient woodland set just south of Corby.

With walking trails, orienteering routes, several play areas and a cafe, you will not be short of things to do. If you keep an eye out you'll spot hidden treasures all over, from red kites to deer.

The Visitor Centre is open most days and is managed by Northamptonshire County Council.

At a glance

2 walking trails
Cycling
Play area
Cafe
Dogs welcome

Things to do

Fermyn Forest trail

The Fermyn Forest trail takes a gentle route from the visitor centre up into the woods.

The trail follows some of the historic woodland rides which have been laid out for many...

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Woodland walk at Fermyn Woods

The trail makes a steady climb up the hill from the visitor centre into Fermyn Woods.

A wide well surfaced path loops through this historic ancient woodland offering opportunities...

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Nearby forests

Three wooden picnic benches in a forest clearing surrounded by trees

Wakerley Great Wood

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Fineshade Wood

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Bourne Wood, Bourne

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Parents and two children in summer clothes in woodland

Salcey Forest

This magnificent woodland has many miles of ancient wood banks, building remains and ancient trees. The 'druids', or veteran oaks, are rare and amazing wildlife habitats, and some...

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