Photo of Hutton Country Park, a country park near Shenfield, Essex, eastern England.

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Hutton Country Park

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Hutton Country Park is a country park in Essex, covering 0.39 km². It is one of 28 country parks the Albion Guide charts in the county. Shenfield Station is about 2 km away to the west. Nearby country parks include Queen's Park and Merrymeade Country Park.

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