Plessey Woods is a popular country park to the south of Northumberland. Habitats include 100 acres of woodland, meadows and a freshwater river.

There is a relaxing nature trail which travels through the woods and alongside the freshwater river. Species to watch out for include Kingfisher, Dipper, Grey Wagtail and there are a wide variety of woodland birds to see. Otters have also been recorded at this site.
The country park is popular with dog walkers and families, especially during weekends and holidays. There are good facilities available with a small cafe, toilets and a free car park. Visitors are recommended to also visit the nearby sites of Bothal Pond,
Big Waters Nature Reserve and Arcot Pond.
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County
Northumberland
Map Reference
NZ 241 796
Habitats
- Woodland
- Freshwater River
Access
There is free access to the country park. There is limited access for wheelchair users.
Facilities
There is a visitor centre with toilets.
Parking
There is free parking available during daylight hours.