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< Back to What's On Active Herts - Sunday Leisure walk Join us for this great leisure walk Date: 16 November Time: 12:00 FREE Turnford Brook Location: More info > These are free, friendly enjoyable walks and suitable for walkers who are able to walk around 4 miles. Walking is at your own risk. Please arrive on time to set off at 10am. Wear sensible footwear suitable for all walking conditions. If you need more information on a walk please contact the walk leader. Previous Next

< Back to What's On Conservation volunteer task Vegetation removal from around a ditch Date: 12 November Time: 10:00 - 15:00 FREE Glen Faba Location: Register here > What do you need? All you need to bring is suitable outdoor clothing, footwear, a packed lunch with water and plenty of enthusiasm. Hot drinks, tools and training are provided. Please bring your own mug and work gloves (if you have them) to reduce the likelihood of spreading Covid-19. What happens on the day? The Rangers will be at the meeting place at 10:00. They'll give you an introduction to the site and project and show you how to use the tools safely. The projects are normally completed by 15:00. Most people stay all day but any time you can spare will certainly help to make a difference! Please note: every effort is made to ensure that the programme will remain unchanged, however due to unforeseen circumstances this may not always be possible. Please confirm your attendance at the task within a minimum of 48 hours in advance or we cannot guarantee a place on the day. Booking is essential, you can book a place via our volunteers database. Previous Next

< Back to What's On Cheshunt Wellbeing Walk Join us for this great leisure walk Date: 11 February Time: 10:30 FREE Pindar Car Park Location: More info > Distance covered: 3k Terrain: flat and paved Cost: FREE Unfortunately we are unable to allow dogs on this walk. Looking to get back outdoors and enjoy some fresh air whilst meeting new people? If the answer is yes, then why not take part in this lovely circular walk around the River Lee Country Park. Please make sure to wear comfortable footwear and take a bottle of water with you. There will be a number of rest stops along the route for those who would like a small break. For more information about this walk, visit https://www.hertfordshire.gov.uk/services/recycling-waste-and-environment/countryside-management/hertfordshire-health-walks/hertfordshire-health-walks.aspx Previous Next

< Back to What's On Buzz Map: Insect DNA Mapping Join Walthamstow's conservation team in a citizen science project discovering the diversity of insects from across the UK. Date: 15 November Time: 10:30 - 15:00 FREE Walthamstow Wetlands Location: Book your space > You’ll learn about setting up the Malaise trap, supporting sample collection, processing and identification, as well as helping us with activities to engage visitors with the project and insect conservation. This citizen science project is perfect for anyone who wants to be part of understanding and safeguarding our local insect populations, and especially for anyone looking to learn more about careers in biodiversity science, conservation, or develop skills in science engagement and education. We will provide training and support around sample processing and identification- no experience necessary ! This event is aimed at adults 18+ but can be inclusive to young people 11+, who must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Previous Next

The Artway Route 2 Distance: 4 miles Terrain: tarmac and gravel paths. This route will require a short distance along a pavement but no road crossing Starting point: River Lee Country Park, Hooks Marsh car park, Fishers Green Lane, Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 2ED (height barrier) Total elevation gain: 43ft Cycling time *: 24 minutes Calories burnt *: around 145 calories Download route map > GPX route file available > At at glance information for this route Dog friendly Great for picnics Parking available Public transport closeby Route - cycling Route - running Route - walking Meander along the pathways following this trail of sculptures which are placed throughout River Lee Country Park. Each one is different, whether it’s one that just requires you to stop and stare or something that shouts “play on me”. Discover these fantastic works of art that nestle within this 1,000 acre park. Intrigued by the thought of sculptures and want to see more of them, why not try The Artway Route 1 which is slightly longer but takes in more of the sculptures on the trail. Along the route you’ll find… Bird Transition This large carved block of Portland stone showcases the different wildlife that can be found in the Lee Valley. Viking sign post An elegantly carved Viking Signpost highlighting the old Danelaw Boundaries. Stag Beetles The mighty male Stag Beetle is depicted here battling on an oak log. Rotting wood is home to many creatures and this carving has them hidden throughout, look out for beetle larvae and other bugs who would make this habitat their home. Natural play sculptures This mixture of sculptures entitled Henge, Wind, Fire and Water have been created and grouped together to give kids their own zone where they can let their imaginations take over and enjoy time playing in the great outdoors in a safe environment. Giant Chair Calling all giants or anyone who’d like to feel like one. Climb up to the see the park from these lofty heights, no beanstalk climbing required to enter the world of the giant. The Shrine The piece is the focal point of the sculpture trail which runs throughout River Lee Country Park. This piece is carved from a huge Cedar tree and has different aspects depending on which way you approach it. The cycle route approaches the north side of the sculpture where you’ll see a beautifully carved leaf benches for storytelling tales, from the other side you see nature’s watcher, the Green Man. Musicality Wow a xylophone in the middle of an open space! Give it a go playing it like a bongo to create your musical masterpiece. Just behind the sculpture is Lee Valley White Water Centre offers rafting, canoeing, hydrospeeding and hot dog sessions – everything that will ensure you get wet and have fun. The site has a licensed café so makes a great refuelling point during your ride, take it easy and watch others take on the rapids. The Viking Ship The skeletal hull of this ship invokes images of the days gone by when the Vikings travelled the Lee. Weave in and out of its uprights or imagine yourself as a great Viking warrior about to travel the river in search of new lands. Alternative starting points Pindar car park - EN8 9AJ (height barrier) Lee Valley White Water Centre – EN9 0AS Toilets Lee Valley White Water Centre Refreshments Lee Valley White Water Centre Things to note Public transport links: The closest station is Cheshunt – join the route at the Windmill Lane/Pindar car park starting point Buses run to Cheshunt station Car parking charges apply at all the car parks listed for this route You can ride these routes on any type of bike but the best ones to use would be either a mountain or hybrid bike Please cycle responsibly in the park, for more information check our cyclists code of conduct. * Cycling time and calories burnt are calculated using a cycling speed of 10mph and a weight of 10 stone Previous Next

< Back to What's On Cheshunt Wellbeing Walk Join us for this great leisure walk Date: 10 December Time: 10:30 FREE Pindar Car Park Location: More info > Distance covered: 3k Terrain: flat and paved Cost: FREE Unfortunately we are unable to allow dogs on this walk. Looking to get back outdoors and enjoy some fresh air whilst meeting new people? If the answer is yes, then why not take part in this lovely circular walk around the River Lee Country Park. Please make sure to wear comfortable footwear and take a bottle of water with you. There will be a number of rest stops along the route for those who would like a small break. For more information about this walk, visit https://www.hertfordshire.gov.uk/services/recycling-waste-and-environment/countryside-management/hertfordshire-health-walks/hertfordshire-health-walks.aspx Previous Next

Contact us > SOLD ABI Beaumont (2017) £115,000 Location: Lee Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir Plot number: Plot 28 - Gold (download map ) Built in 2017 to full residential specification, this holiday park home is set on a 'Gold’ plot with a short flat walk to the onsite reception and small onsite shop. This home has is presented in excellent condition and is to a high specification, the current owner has made some bespoke amendments to enhance the space further including further fitted wardrobes and window shutters throughout. The main living area is open plan with a good size lounge granting access via double glazed French doors to the personal sun deck. The fitted kitchen has an attractive range of wall and base units and space for a table and chairs. Integrated appliances in the kitchen include dishwasher, washing machine, fridge freezer and double oven. There are two bedrooms with the master bedroom boasting an en-suite dressing room with fitted cupboards and a full bathroom with white suite. There’s an extensive range of fitted wardrobes cupboards and complementing drawer units and a bespoke padded headboard adding to the aesthetics of the bedroom. The second room is a good size double which presents with a queen size double bed and this is supported by an independent shower room with WC and wash hand basin. The unit is built to a fully residential specification with full double glazing, LPG gas central heating and mains plumbing. Located on a holiday site the annual licence allow occupation for 11 months of the year (March – January) the site is closed in February when the holiday home must be vacated. Room sizes Caravan over all dimensions: 42’ x 14’ Kitchen/living area: 20' 8" x 14' 0" (6.3m x 4.27m). Kitchen area occupies 10' 2 x 14' within the total living area Inner hall: 8' 0" x 2' 5" (2.44m x 0.74m) Master bedroom: 12' 0" x 8' 3" (3.66m x 2.51m) measurements up to fitted wardrobes En-suite dressing room: 6' 5" x 6' 0" (1.96m x 1.83m) En-suite bathroom: 6' 8" x 5' 8" (2.03m x 1.73m) Bedroom two: 9' 3" x 7' 5" (2.82m x 2.26m) Main shower room: 7' 1" x 3' 4" (2.16m x 1.02m) Exterior Parking for one vehicle next to home Communal lawned grounds surround the unit Utilities Electricity: via standpoint and billed individually to each unit on personal usage Water and sewerage charges: included within the annual pitch fees Heating: LPG Gas tank Council tax: exempt Broadband: available, superfast WiFi available for additional charge Mobile signal and coverage: varies between providers Superfast premium WiFi Holiday home owners can upgrade WiFi to a premium superfast service which costs £25 per month . Installation fees may be payable depending on when installed. Annual fees Annual pitch fees are payable by all holiday home owners - monthly direct debit payment options are available. Fees are: Gold pitch: £4,770. From March 2025: £5,010 Decking fee: £360. From March 2025: £375

< Back to What's On Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park RunThrough - November Join us for the RunThrough Olympic Park 5k & 10k Date: 22 November Time: 09:30 From £28 Lee Valley VeloPark Location: Book your space > Come and run a chip timed 5k or 10k through the incredible grounds of the North Park in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This course is not only flat and fast, but also inspiring. The RunThrough Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park 5k & 10k event is a great opportunity for a quick time and a fun morning out with a unique themed medal waiting for you at the finish! Included is a themed medal, water and goodies! Each kilometre is accurately marked out with distance flags and we have plenty of helpers to keep you on track and to encourage you on your way to the finish. Come and enjoy the day with us; we hope to see you there! Previous Next

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Sensory Walk - Waltham Abbey Gardens Distance: 0.5 miles Terrain: the walks are fully accessible and can be completed on foot, using a wheelchair or walker, and can be taken at the pace of the participant Starting point: Waltham Abbey Gardens car park, Abbey View, Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 2ES Download route information > At at glance information for this route Accessible Parking available Public transport closeby Route - cycling Route - running Route - walking Toilets available A circular route that takes in the wonderful area surround the Abbey which offers rich mix of sensory highlights from nature to stone structures. Download the route information which contains a map and all the sensory highlight information given below. Sensory highlight points As you enter the gardens what flowers, plants trees can you see? Shapes, colours, small or big? Touch the different textures of leaves. Can you spot and smell the lavender flowers. Listen out for the different birds sounds. Can you spot the artwork on the wall? What colours can you see? How does it feel? Look out for the different tree shapes, touch the tree barks to find different textures. Spot Waltham abbey and describe the shape of the building. Listen out for the chiming of bells. Can you spot mosaics on the path, what colours can you sport? Feel the different textures Touch the building to find out if it is smooth or rough feeling? Notice the wind rustling through the trees. Can you hear running water? Can you see anything reflecting in the water? Perhaps close your eyes and notice and feelings or memories that the sounds bring up for you. Look out for variety of birds on the water. Take a moment to feed ducks. Look up at the overhanging branches and reach to touch them. Notice how the leaves feel underfoot – dry, wet, crunchy, soft? Walk past the tress and feel the different textures of bark on different trunks. Compare the shapes, colours and sizes of leaves. Toilets Waltham Abbey Town, opposite church – 1 minute from route Refreshments Waltham Abbey town centre Things to note Public transport links: The closest station is Waltham Cross Buses run to Waltham Abbey town centre Car parking charges apply at the car park listed for this route Previous Next

< Back Disc Golf Area Address : River Lee Country Park, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire EN9 1AB Site overview A beautiful green wide open space area with its own disc golf course. This site is a flat grass site perfect for small and medium scale events. Key venue information Size of hireable space: 12,908m² Surface: flat grass area Availability: April - September Utilities: none Toilets: none Lighting: none Vehicle access: via Lee Valley White Water Centre Pedestrian access: multiple routes to the site through the park from both Cheshunt, Waltham Cross and Waltham Abbey Public transport: good bus connections stop outside Lee Valley White Water Centre. Train stations are a 20 minute walk away Car parking: none Local Authority: Borough of Broxbourne Council Previous events and site hires Disc Golf competition Community events Commercial filming Download site info sheet > Go to Site Hire Form >

< Back Project Boat Bed.jpg Cabin 2.jpg Survey.jpg Bed.jpg 1/6 Narrow boat Teddesley Boat Company 39ft 1978 £31,500 For Sale Contact the owner Alex MacDonald-Bell 07500 806 713 aimacdon76@gmail.com Project narrowboat located at Springfield Marina, requires an engine replacement. Hull was blacked and new anodes fitted in May 2022, with a current hull survey available on request. BSS certificate valid until April 2026. Price includes a 10% berth transfer fee, subject to marina approval. Previous Next