Swans at Fairlop Waters Country Park
Introduction
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Image: © Marathon Taken: 9 Dec 2016
Fairlop Waters Country Park was originally part of Epping Forest, before becoming farmland and then more recently a quarry and landfill site. Fairlop Waters Country Park is now an area of open countryside access with a wide diversity of habitats including lakes and ponds, woodland and grassland. A substantial part of the country park is a golf course. It is the largest country park and leisure facility in Redbridge. Fairlop Water is in the northern part of the country park, just south of Forest Road. This is the secluded fishing lake which is surrounded by trees and is to the east of the main lake. For more information on what is at the country park see https://www.redbridge.gov.uk/leisure-sport-and-the-arts/parks/fairlop-waters-country-park/