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Jesmond Dene (Newcastle upon Tyne)


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Jesmond Dene (Newcastle upon Tyne)

 
Description: Jesmond Dene is a narrow wooded valley that follows the river Ouseburn between South Gosforth and Jesmond Vale. This ... more
Jesmond Dene (Newcastle upon Tyne) ... provides an important wildlife corridor right into the centre of Newcastle. There is a spectacular mix of native and exotic trees, and the Dene is home to a lot of wildlife, notably the Kingfisher, the Red Squirrel and many woodland birds. The Dene stretches for over three kilometres and has many areas of tranquillity, as well as ‘honey pots’ of activity.

Newest Review: ... stepping stones and pet's corner. Pet's corner is the highlight from this list and it is a tiny urban zoo. It houses pigs, goats, sheep and various birds some of which are exotic. The peacocks are pretty fantastic here. Pet's corner also has a pet cemetery which you probably don't want to spend a long time brooding in, but it is interesting to glance over. Pet's corner will also organise ... more

 ... parties for kid's birthdays which are really fun and engaging for children. There are smooth paths all around Jesmod Dene which makes it a very pleasant place to cycle through. There is a small downside to Jesmond Dene which is that it isn't the be...more

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joerobo
Premium Review Jesmond Dene (Newcastle upon Tyne): It even has a pet cemetry (193 words)
by - written on 25/05/09 (Useful, 130 readings)
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Jesmond dene is situated on either side a small stream that runs from the main suburbs of Newcastle, to the river Tyne. There are various attractions along it, including an old water mill, stepping stones and pet's corner. Pet's corner is the highlight from this list and it is a tiny urban zoo. It houses pigs, goats, sheep and various birds some of which are exotic. The peacocks are pretty fantastic here. Pet's corner also has a pet cemetery which you probably don't want to spend a long time brooding in, but it is interesting to glance over. Pet's corner will also organise parties for kid's birthdays which are really fun and engaging for children. ...  Read the complete review

Dinah93
Premium Review One of Newcastle's best open spaces (190 words)
by - written on 22/12/08 (Useful, 159 readings)
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Jesmond Dene is a stunning Victorian green space in the very heart of the city. It is one of many planned parks within Newcastle, and is well preserved and maintained. It is partially crossed by the magnificent Armstrong bridge. The park has a children's petting zoo, and a great market on Sundays which deals in arts and crafts, creative, and antiques type items as opposed to the traditional '100 pegs for £1' type market. The artists selling here tend to do some fairly modern and unique items which make great presents, and there is a very relaxed, friendly air to the market. Due to the fairly secluded location the park is something of an undiscovered gem, and ...  Read the complete review

nickyturnill
Crowned Review Jesmond Dene (Newcastle upon Tyne): Delights of the Dene. (1120 words)
by - written on 20/03/06 (Very useful, 2857 readings)
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About the Dene. *************** Jesmond Dene is one of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne's hidden gems. Tucked away in the North East of the City, the dene is an old Victorian park in a wooded valley. The River Ousebourn runs along the valley floor, complete with waterfalls and a quaint old water mill and the Dene is a lovely place for a stroll year round. The Dene is crowded with many different species of trees, plants and flowers, which cluster along its steep banks. Wildlife including the Kingfisher, the Red Squirrel and many woodland birds have also been spotted her. Alongside these rarer creatures there are a good number of ducks for those of you with ...  Read the complete review

 

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