Bois de Moccas Hill. Parking pour les promeneurs de chiens et les randonneurs. Aucun panneau. Calme. Terrain accessible avec un large choix de sentiers. La Pierre d'Arthur, datant du Néolithique, est à quelques minutes en voiture. Signal 4G.
Moccas Hill Woods. Parking for dog walkers/hikers. No sign. Calm. Access land with good choice of paths. Neolithic Arthur's Stone, a short drive away. 4G signal.
Moccas Hill Woods. Parkplatz für Hundebesitzer/Wanderer. Kein Schild. Ruhig. Zugangsgelände mit guter Auswahl an Wegen. Neolithischer Arthur's Stone, nur eine kurze Autofahrt entfernt. 4G-Signal.
Bosque de Moccas Hill. Aparcamiento para paseadores de perros y excursionistas. Sin señalización. Tranquilo. Terreno de acceso con buena variedad de senderos. Piedra de Arturo, del Neolítico, a poca distancia en coche. Señal 4G.
52.0761, -2.9757 (lat, lng)
N 52°4’33.9492” W 2°58’32.664”
HR3 6AX Dorstone,
United Kingdom
Excellent quiet beautiful scenery regular dog walkers. A bit ‘slopey’ but we found a flat place to park over night. Fantastic night sky! No bins so take it with you! Signs saying pay £3 for all day on app. We did but it cost £3.20 and wasn’t for 24hrs but til midnight- confusing! Up a very steep rough rd hope you don’t meet anyone coming down but worth it.
Arrived in the dark. Entrance road way a little uneven. The entire area is sloping with very soft verges at this time of year. Limited spaces which are flat enough to ensure a comfortable stay. We were there with one other van and sure that was all the flat spots taken. No facilities. 4g ok. Pretty place, nice for a brisk walk.
Quiet spot with a few dog walkers. If you’re having trouble finding it it’s a small road with a cattle grid on the right hand side just before you get to Arthur’s Stone Lane on the left. Small notice at entrance to the road.
Couldn’t find it with this postcode. Very steep hill but no sign of car park
A beautiful, peaceful spot. Had a few dog walkers turn up in the morning but all very friendly. Loads of walks etc to head out on from here. Would think twice in bad weather, you have a little shelter from the trees, but you are still on top of a big old hill!!
