Shorne Wood Country Park

It was once part of a huge home and after that later go to the board to be utilized as a nation park. Shorne Wood Country Park is in Gravesend, Kent, England. This stop was once part of the extensive Cobham Hall Estate. The principle access to the Hall, leads through the recreation center with different other carriage rides around the domain.

At that point from the 1930s to the 1970s, some portion of the home was rented by Lord Darnley was utilized for mud extraction by a concrete organization, utilizing mud pit underneath the antiquated woodland. Then in 1987, the 288-section of land 1,170,000 m2 of land, went under responsibility for County Council, at that point with the assistance of Gravesham Borough Council, it was moved toward a nation stop and afterward opened to the general population.