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Originally, Audley End House and Gardens was the site of Walden Abbey, which was converted into the grand house after King Henry VIII's Reformation during the 1530s. So, this is an old place!
The grounds were eventually landscaped by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown.

Today you can visit these grounds as well as exploring the house, including the service wing and the horses in the stables. There is also a children's play area.

Audley End has been voted one of English Heritage's top ten family attractions by visitors.

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Audley End House and Gardens

Photo of Hadleigh Castle in Essex (Photo Credit: <a href="https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hadleigh_Castle_panorama.jpg">Chris Beach from London</a>, <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0">CC BY 2.0</a>, via Wikimedia Commons)

Essex

This is the summit of Chrishall Common, which is part of the Essex 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge

Chrishall Common

This is the summit of Castle Camps airfield, which is part of the Cambridgeshire 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge.

Castle Camps airfield (Cambridgeshire 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge)

This is the summit of Great Chishill, which is part of the Cambridgeshire 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge.

Great Chishill (Cambridgeshire 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge)

This is the summit of Therfield Hill, which is part of the Hertfordshire 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge

Therfield Hill

This is the summit of Croydon Hill, which is part of the Cambridgeshire 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge.

Croydon Hill (Cambridgeshire 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge)

This is the summit of Great Wood, which is part of the Suffolk 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge

Great Wood

This is the summit of Epping Forest, which is part of the Essex 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge

Epping Forest

We are an Eco-campsite based on an ecological farm that can also show people around the farm and our higher level stewardship farmland. Campsite near the river Lark, ideal for canoes.  
Family-friendly campsite. 
An excellent undercover area with a variety of games like boules, pool, table tennis and badminton. 
Bicycle hire available.

Karma Farm Eco-Campsite

Rushbanks Farm Caravan and Camping Site is set in the heart of Dedham Vale, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The region was immortalised by the famous paintings of John Constable, and is thus known as ‘Constable Country.`

Rushbanks Farm is the only official site on the banks of the River Stour, close to the charming Suffolk village of Nayland which is characterised by picturesque 15th-century buildings.

It is a site with good facilities offering an original and family-friendly atmosphere, especially catering for boaters and canoeists. The river is wide and deep and there are a mile and a half of unobstructed water. There are several landing stages, and launching over the bank is easy.

A public footpath also crosses our farm, with several walking trails to choose from, including a forty-minute cross-country walk to the pub.

Rushbanks Farm welcomes families who want to enjoy themselves, whilst providing many opportunities for nature lovers and those who want to explore the great outdoors – or others who just want to relax and wind down around a campfire under the stars at night.

Rushbanks Farm Caravan and Camping Site

This is the summit of Telegraph Hill, which is part of the Hertfordshire 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge

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