Denham Country Park
Enjoy waterside walking in this delightful park in Uxbridge. The rivers Colne and Misbourne and the Grand Union Canal pass through the park. There is a variety of wildlife, including herons, kingfishers and dragonflies. You will also find the useful Colne Valley Park Visitor Centre and cafe in the park.
The route below starts and ends at the parking facility in the park but Denham rail station is less than a mile away so makes for a good access point.
The excellent Colne Valley Trail also passes through the park so you could pick up this waymarked trail to extend your walking.
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Denham Country Park Ordnance Survey Map 
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Denham Country Park Open Street Map 
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Denham Country Park OS Map 
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Denham Country Park Open Street Map 
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Denham Country Park Pubs/Cafes
Uxbridge has an interesting history as the site of the attempted negotiations between King Charles I and the Parliamentary Army during the English Civil War. The public house at the centre of those events, since renamed the Crown & Treaty, still stands and is worthy of some investigation. The pub is Grade II* listed, and dates from 1576. There is even an album named after the pub by mercury prize nominated band Sweet Billy Pilgrim. The pub does very good food and also has a fine outdoor bar for the summer months. You can find the historic inn on Oxford Road at postcode UB8 1LU for your sat navs.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Heron sculpture, Denham Country Park. In the grounds of the Colne Valley Visitor Centre in Denham Country Park. The heron is the symbol of the Colne Valley Regional Park. The sculpture, unveiled in 2005, is six metres high.
Woodland in Denham Country Park. Small patches of woodland in this area are the remnants of a forest which extended down to Windsor
River Misbourne in Denham Country Park. The Misbourne is a chalk stream that rises northwest of Great Missenden in SP8902 and runs for about 23 kilometres, as the crow flies, before ending where it joins the River Colne in TQ0585. Here, only about 1 kilometre upstream of the confluence with the Colne, it is still very shallow. This view was taken from the Denham Court Drive bridge.
