Discover Hazlemere

From the entrance to the Recreation Ground and the path through Holmer Road woodland to the War Memorial and service times at Holy Trinity, Hazlemere offers specific starting points for a trip. Consider whether you would like to focus your stay on countryside and outdoor activities, local history or a particular Sunday service.

Green spaces, paths and countryside

Hazlemere Recreation Ground can be reached via the A404 Amersham Road. The car park is by the first entrance to Willow Crescent when driving from High Wycombe towards Hazlemere. This direction is useful if you are travelling by car because it identifies both the road and the entrance to the car park. High Wycombe Croquet Club is also located at the Recreation Ground on Amersham Road.

Holmer Road woodland in Hazlemere is used for informal recreation; it also serves as a permissive path between the junction and the shops at Park Parade. This makes it both a place for recreation and a specific route between two points. The permissive arrangement may change. If you plan to use this route, check in advance that access is still permitted.

The landscape area in the Parish of Hazlemere and the surrounding countryside lies within both the Metropolitan Green Belt and the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. If you choose Hazlemere for its countryside, this geographical context is a specific part of the surroundings you can take into account when planning your trip.

Hazlemere War Memorial

Hazlemere War Memorial is a Grade II listed cross made of Portland stone. It commemorates those killed in the First and Second World Wars. It was dedicated in 1919; the names for the Second World War were added later. This brings together a clearly identified location, a specific architectural form and a commemoration that took place in stages. If you are interested in local history, you can distinguish the year of dedication from the later addition: these are two separate stages of remembrance.

Sunday at Holy Trinity Hazlemere

Services are held every Sunday at Holy Trinity Hazlemere at 10:30 and last 50 minutes. Refreshments are available from 10, half an hour before the service begins. This gives you two different times to take into account when planning your day: when refreshments start and when the service begins. If you plan to attend, check the service details before your visit.

Sport and travel planning

The Hazlemere Sixes is another local sporting event: the Holy Trinity Juniors Football Club organised and hosted the tournament for several years. This multi-year tournament history is separate from the regular Sunday service at Holy Trinity. If you want to plan your trip around a tournament, check the dates for your chosen travel period.

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