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Three Rivers Guide Sport and leisure Shopping Eating out Parks and open spaces Contents Page Background 3 Calendar of the year 4-5 Abbots Langley 6-7 Bedmond and Leavesden, Langleybury Warner Brothers Studios 8-9 and the Harry Potter visitor centre Chorleywood 10 Croxley Green 11 Maple Cross, Heronsgate, 12 West Hyde and Mill End Moor Park and Eastbury 13 Rickmansworth and Loudwater 14 Spotlight on Watersmeet 15 Spotlight on golf 16-17 South Oxhey, Carpenders Park 18-19 and Oxhey Hall Sarratt and Chandlers Cross 20 Something for everyone 21 Leisure activities in Three Rivers 22-23 Business and prosperity 24-25 Published spring 2016. Three Rivers District Council. Editor: Tim Ashby Graphic Design: Diane Bugeja [email protected] 01923 776611 Advertisments in this guide are not endorsed by the Council. We would welcome your comments on this guide. 2 Background Communications in the area Travel information are very good with road and rail By rail - despite its beautiful links to London and elsewhere, rural setting, Three Rivers has The district has much to offer with including the M1, M25, the visitor attractions, shopping, eating excellent train and London West Coast Main Line and the Underground links. Moor Park, and drinking, sport and leisure, culture Metropolitan Tube Line into Rickmansworth, Chorleywood and history and places to stay, making central London. In addition, and Croxley have their own Three Rivers an ideal place to live and the planned Croxley Link will Metropolitican Underground work. It offers beautiful countryside, provide direct links to central stations. Rickmansworth, excellent leisure facilities and a wealth Watford and Watford Junction Carpenders Park and Kings of culture and history. station, which is connected to Langley have mainline stations the West Coast Main Line. to London. Three Rivers is also one of the safest districts in Hertfordshire, with the Three Rivers’ Green Belt is By road - the M25 runs county itself one of the safest in the UK. nearly 9,000 hectares. The through Three Rivers at Council manages 260 Junctions 17, to 20. The district hectares of public woodland is a stone’s throw from the and there are 21 conservation A1(M), M1, M40, M4 and M3. areas in the district.This demonstrates the amount By local transport (bus of open space and places and taxi) – Arriva Buses run of historical interest in Three services around Hertfordshire Rivers. and elsewhere in the UK. Mullaney’s buses run bus This guide highlights some of services in and around South the best features of the area, West Hertfordshire. Licensed whether you are a resident taxi firms are listed in the phone finding hidden secrets and book. Text ‘HOME’ to 60835 learning more about where you to receive your two nearest live or a tourist visiting, it helps minicab numbers or visit you to understand the location www.tfl.gov.uk and setting of the area and what you can do in the district. Airports - when you are strolling through the woods and country lanes it is easy to forget that you are only 30+ minutes from the nearest airports, Heathrow and Luton, by car. Gatwick is one hour by car. 3 Calendar May July of the year Ricky Week & Chorleywood Village Day Rickmansworth Canal Includes stalls, rides, activities Three Rivers has a vibrant community Festival and the popular Dog Show. and in the district there are many events The Rickmansworth stretch of Chorleywood Common that showcase the lively and active the Grand Union Canal hosts www.chorleywood-pc.gov.uk atmosphere. To help keep you up-to- the incredibly popular annual canal event. The Rickmansworth Folk date with community events that occur Frogmoor Lane, Aquadrome, Festival annually, you can read the list of events. WD3 1NB, In the town centre with its Whilst we have given rough dates, we www.rickmansworthsociety.org colourful programme of folk are unable to confirm actual dates for www.rwt.org.uk related entertainment. forthcoming years and recommend that St Mary’s Church Centre, you contact the event organisers before June Church Street, WD3 1JB attending any of the events. Abbots Langley Carnival http://rickmansworthtown.co.uk The parade travels through the Visit the Council website streets and includes plenty of The Woodoaks www.threerivers.gov.uk for a full list of attractions. Association Community events, which includes local church and From School Mead (WD5 0LA) Summer Festival school events. Sign up for our monthly to Abbots Langley High Street Events include local stalls, live ‘What’s On’ e-newsletter for information (WD5 0QP) music, food and drink, games about these and many more events and www.abbotslangley-pc.gov.uk and sport activities. Woodoaks Farm, Maple Cross, activities. Croxley Revels WD3 9XQ on the Green www.thewoodoaksassociation.com Wide selection of stalls and an arena staging all manner of activities. The Green, Green Lane, WD3 3HN www.croxleyrevels.co.uk For more events visit www.threerivers.gov.uk Sign up for What’s On our monthly e-newsletter 4 August The Sarratt Festival Christmas events Herts Big Weekend Annual Skate Jam of Music Christmas Evening Visit Herts is the The Skate Park hosts The event features Traditional yule tide destination an annual skate and classical and favourites. Held on the management service BMX Jam. contemporary music. last Friday of November. for Hertfordshire, Croxley Green Skate Sarratt Village Hall, The Rickmansworth. promoting the county’s Park, Baldwins Lane, Green, WD3 6AS http://rickmansworthtown.co.uk fantastic range of WD3 3LE www.sarrattfestivalofmusic.co.uk Chorleywood attractions and www.threerivers.gov.uk supporting the local November Christmas Festival Parts of Lower Road, tourism industry. They September Chorleywood Main Parade and also encourage local Croxfest Literary Festival New Parade. residents to support The event includes local The week long event and champion their music and talent. includes workshops Abbots Langley home county through The Green, Green and readings from Carol Concert & the annual Herts Big Lane, Croxley Green, famous and popular Christmas Lights Weekend. The fun- WD3 3HN authors. Organised by Abbots filled event provides www.croxfest.co.uk Chorleywood Langley Parish Council thousands of FREE Bookshop, with support from Carters Steam Fair tickets for attractions 4 New Parade, WD3 5NJ Abbots Langley Biz. and Classics on the and days out to www.cwlitfest.org High Street, Abbots Green Hertfordshire residents Langley. The much-loved steam South Oxhey Fun Day over the course of a powered fun-fair and Two fun days a year, in www.abbotslangley-pc.gov.uk weekend, and creates classic car show. the summer and at a huge buzz about The Green, Green Christmas, includes all that Hertfordshire Lane, Croxley Green, stalls and a number has to offer. For more WD3 3HN of games and rides. information, please visit www.carterssteamfair.co.uk St Andrews Road, www.hertsbigweekend.co.uk www.watfordclassics.co.uk Watford, WD19 7UD www.watfordrural-pc.org.uk 5 Abbots Langley Visitor attractions fully equipped gymnasium and Leavesden Country a dance studio with a sprung Park covers an area of over floor offering fitness classes Bedmond, 27 hectares of Green Flag including Tae Kwon Do, award-winning parkland aerobics, circuits and classes Leavesden and and consists of walking/ for the over 50s. At a small biking paths, a football pitch, cost you can use the facilities wildlife areas, tennis courts, at the gym on a one-off basis, Langleybury a children’s play area and an by visiting the website and outdoor gym for adults. filling out the guest pass form. Referred to in the Domesday Book, the www.threerivers.gov.uk www.oneymca.org centre of Abbots Langley is built around Abbots Langley also borders the characteristic parish church of St Tanners Wood in Abbots the Watford Leisure Centre, Lawrence. The parish has a strong Langley has a diverse range Woodside. The venue and vibrant community. The parish of of flora and fauna to enjoy. includes an eight lane Abbots Langley includes the villages of There is more park land at swimming pool. The site also Bedmond, Leavesden and Langleybury Manor House, South Way, includes a sports hall, a state- as well as several hamlets. Bedmond and Primrose Hill. of-the-art gym and over 100 Sport and leisure exercise classes per week, a sauna, creche, cafeteria, and Just off College Road, the treatment rooms. The sports YMCA Woodlands Gym has a facilities are available to use 6 with special rates for Three Children’s Farm. The farm has The Church of the Rivers residents. Visitors who a Pets’ Corner, plus goats, Ascension, the famous want to use the centre will sheep, calves, deer, pigs, corrugated tin church was need an Everyone Active ducks, geese and hens. intended as an African card, which can be issued There is a children’s play missionary church. The on site or by applying online. area, a putting green, a tea church, which is lined with To use the gym you need to shop and a small gift shop. wood, was erected in 1880 book an induction session. The farm sells its own free and continues to hold regular www.everyoneactive.com range eggs, plus locally made Anglican services. honey, jam and marmalade abbotslangley.org.uk The village boasts a wide and a range of hand painted range of community activities glassware. The small village of Bedmond from zumba, keep fit, karate www.langleyburychildrensfarm. is the birthplace of Nicholas and other healthy activities org.uk Breakspear, the only in Tanners Wood Hall. The Englishman ever to be Pope. parish has many clubs and Culture and history societies, of which football, Leavesden Hospital was built See the next section on cricket, gardening and flower to house 1,500 patients in Warner Brothers for the arranging are just a few.
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