Temple Newsam Millennium Woodland - Leeds, UK - Millennium Trees on Waymarking.com

Temple Newsam is a large public park of over 1500 acres that was formerly part of a privately owned stately home and estate. It was sold to Leeds City Council for a nominal sum in 1922 with a covenant to ensure it is maintained for the public.

The land is a mixture of wooded areas and open parkland. The new wood planted for the Millennium is on the north eastern edge of the park and there are public footpaths through it and alongside it.

Access to the park and car parking is free, but there is a charge to visit the house.

TEMPLE NEWSAM
MILLENNIUM WOODLAND

LEEDS CITY COUNCIL
in partnership with
YORKSHIRE EVENING POST and its READERS

Planted in the year 2000

This new wood is 3 acres in size and made up of native deciduous trees. It is one of about 30 different areas of woodland throughout the park.

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