We're recruiting a Countryside Ranger working in the east of Central Bedfordshire based in Ampthill Great Park. Read more
We helped solve a pollution issue in the River Ouzel, began mapping invasive New Zealand pygmyweed and removed several mink from the River Flit. Read more
Rushmere was once again awarded the prestigious Green Flag Award, we addressed flooding and water quality with our partners, construction works began at Clophill Lakes and it was a good summer for bog pimpernel. Read more
Conservation seasoned hardwood from Rushmere Country Park accredited as Ready to Burn available to purchase on site. Read more
Disabled Parking available in the main car park and also limited spaces at the Stockgrove entrance. Read more
Main entrance located in Linslade Road, Heath and Reach, Beds LU7 0EB Read more
Find your way around Rushmere Country Park's 400 acres of stunning woodland, heathland and meadows for all ages to enjoy. Read more
A great place to discover nature and enjoy the outdoors with over 400 acres of woodland, heathland and meadows to enjoy - a fabulous site for walking, cycling, horse riding and wildlife with restaurant, takeaway, visitor centre and events. Read more
Pick up your trail map at Visitor Services and follow the trail around Oak Wood to collect 6 nature rubbings along the way. A sweet treat awaits on your return. Read more
During the current development stage the Clophill Lakes site is strictly CLOSED to the general public for safety and to protect the ecology of the site. Read more
We're seeking a highly motivated individual to work on the Visitor Services Desk at Rushmere Country Park for 16 hours per week. Read more
Are you aged between 13-18years? Join our Youth Ranger scheme in September to develop new skills, gain practical experience and an environmental award. Read more
We're looking for a professional Assistant Chef to add to our growing catering team. Our ethos is fresh, quality and local and you'll be working with the catering manager to deliver a quality experience to visitors. Read more
Throughout the area are traces of the past from local sandstone churches and walls to the estates and parklands once prevalent along the Greensand Ridge. Read more
The geology and history of land use on the Greensand Ridge makes its landscape subtly distinct from its surroundings - more undulating and wooded, with a higher density of parklands. Read more