Fineshade Wood

Fineshade Wood is a huge wooded region within the county of Northamptonshire within the English East Midlands region. The timber is managed by means of the Forestry Commission and is part of the former royal looking wooded area of Rockingham Forest. Part of the wooden is publicly owned and part leased via the Forestry Commission. Top Lodge at Fineshade Wood is a visitor centre and homes Forestry Commission places of work.

Fineshade is in East Northamptonshire District and is roughly 25 miles from Rushden, the biggest metropolis of the district, and approximately 15 miles from Thrapston, the executive centre of the district. Its closest town is Stamford in Lincolnshire. Fineshade is understood for its populace of red kites. It also has a locally critical populace of adders and other reptiles as well as scarce breeding birds inclusive of nightingale, nightjar, woodcock, grasshopper warbler, tree pipit, marsh and willow titties. Dormice have currently been recorded collectively with high-quality crested and palmate newts. The wooden is located east of the A43 avenue among Stamford and Corby. The website online has a caravan park that is open from Easter to October.