
Watership DownPhoto George Hiles / Unsplash
Places to explore near Newbury Racecourse StationNewbury
55 places within 10 km — the standouts first, nearest first within each group.
Worth the tripnational icons and local highlights within reach
Also nearbygood places nearby, nearest first
Everything else within 10 km (39) — reserves, earthworks & places to check before travelling
- The Pot KilnPub9.3 km NE
- The Dundas ArmsPub9.6 km W
- Welford ParkGarden9.7 km NW
- Wayfarer's WalkLong-distance path10 km S
- Greenham and Crookham CommonsSSSI1.5 km S
- Thatcham Reed BedsSSSI1.5 km E
- Bowdown and Chamberhouse WoodsSSSI2.1 km SE
- Battle of NewburyBattlefield3.1 km W
- Kennet and Lambourn FloodplainSSSI3.2 km W
- Enborne CopseSSSIaccess unclear4.7 km W
- Avery's PightleSSSIaccess unclear4.9 km W
- Cold Ash QuarrySSSIaccess unclear4.9 km N
- Badgers, BoxfordHouse & garden5.9 km NW
- Grimsbury CastleCastleaccess unclear6.1 km NE
- Redhill WoodSSSIaccess unclear6.1 km W
- The Yew TreePub6.3 km SW
- Winterbourne Chalk PitSSSIaccess unclear6.4 km NW
- Briff Lane MeadowsSSSIaccess unclear6.8 km NE
- Hamstead Marshall PitSSSI6.8 km W
- Boxford Water MeadowsSSSIaccess unclear7.1 km NW
- Boxford Chalk PitSSSIaccess unclear7.2 km NW
- Irish Hill CopseSSSIaccess unclear7.5 km W
- Duncroft Farm PitSSSIaccess unclear7.8 km S
- BuckleburyVillage8 km NE
- Easton Farm MeadowSSSIaccess unclear8.2 km NW
- Ashford Hill Woods and MeadowsSSSI8.3 km SE
- Brimpton PitSSSIaccess unclear8.3 km E
- Ashford HillNational Nature Reserve8.7 km SE
- Coombe Wood, FrilshamSSSIaccess unclear8.9 km NE
- KingsclereVillage9.2 km SE
- Old Burghclere Lime QuarrySSSIaccess unclear9.3 km S
- Woolhampton Reed BedSSSIaccess unclear9.3 km E
- Burghclere BeaconSSSI9.4 km S
- Ladle HillSSSI9.7 km S
- Eling Roman villaRoman archaeological siteaccess unclear9.8 km NE
- King's CopseSSSI9.8 km E
- KintburyVillage9.8 km W
- Beacon Hill Hillfort (Hampshire)Hillfort9.9 km S
- Wasing Wood PondsSSSIaccess unclear9.9 km E
Ordered by how far each place is worth travelling for, then by distance. Distances are straight-line to the nearest edge of each place — paths wind, of course.