Mincinglake Valeey park

This finger of field reaches out down from Stoke Hill between Mincinglake Road and Mile Lane. The lower valley is lush while the upper part involves meadowland rich in wild blossoms, butterflies and different creepy crawlies. Access is either from Calthorpe Road or from Stoke Hill. The recreation center itself has been made from the old Exeter squander tip and farmland on Stoke Hill.

The valley is a blend of forest and bloom rich glades. It is a superbly unwinding spot to walk and appreciate the plentiful natural life. Green paths, trails and bridleways can be investigated from the valley stop which lead encourage into the delightful farmland encompassing Exeter. Most ways are surfaced, yet heavy footwear is prudent, and some are appropriate for pushchair get to. Don't hesitate to meander, however don't stray into private fields. There are no toilets or wet climate covers accessible.