Photo of Queenswood Country Park, a country park near Leominster, Herefordshire, central England. — © Mat Fascione / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Queenswood Country Park

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Queenswood Country Park is a country park in Herefordshire, covering 0.67 km². It is the only country park the Albion Guide maps in the county. Leominster Station is about 6.5 km away to the north. Nearby nature reserves include Dinmore Hill Woods and Lugg And Hampton Meadows.

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