Sam’s guidebook - Cookham and the Surrounding Areas
Sightseeing
You don't have to spend out and visit Cliveden House. The gardens are open and there are wonderful walks (free for National Trust card holders. Or spoil yourself in the Hotel Restaurant. Made famous with the Profumo affair Cliveden is worth a visit.
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Cliveden House
Cliveden RoadYou don't have to spend out and visit Cliveden House. The gardens are open and there are wonderful walks (free for National Trust card holders. Or spoil yourself in the Hotel Restaurant. Made famous with the Profumo affair Cliveden is worth a visit.
A famous local artist - definitely worth a visit if you are in Cookham.
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The Stanley Spencer Gallery
16 High StA famous local artist - definitely worth a visit if you are in Cookham.
Appeals to all ages. It's a great place to visit and approx 35 mins from Cookham by car.
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LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort
Winkfield RoadAppeals to all ages. It's a great place to visit and approx 35 mins from Cookham by car.
A lovely traditional theatre - we always used to go for panto and now go whenever we can. Warm and friendly.
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Teatro Reale di Windsor
32 Thames StA lovely traditional theatre - we always used to go for panto and now go whenever we can. Warm and friendly.
A must see. The castle is used by the Queen and her family for weekends and if you are lucky you may see her whilst walking around the gardens!. You can see the changing of the guard, visit St Georges Chapel. The state rooms are incredible. Our particular favourite is Queen Mary's Doll's house.
If you only observe the castle from the outside be sure to be at the top of Prescott Street for the changing of the card at 11.00am. It's free and you won't be disappointed. Windsor also has a good range of bistros and cafes. You can drive (approx 30 mins) or go by train.
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Windsor Castle
3 Lanark PlA must see. The castle is used by the Queen and her family for weekends and if you are lucky you may see her whilst walking around the gardens!. You can see the changing of the guard, visit St Georges Chapel. The state rooms are incredible. Our particular favourite is Queen Mary's Doll's house.
If you only observe the castle from the outside be sure to be at the top of Prescott Street for the changing of the card at 11.00am. It's free and you won't be disappointed. Windsor also has a good range of bistros and cafes. You can drive (approx 30 mins) or go by train.
Great walking throughout Cookham and Cookham Dean. If you walk along river from Cookham Village toward Bourne End you will come across the Bounty Pub (you can only visit by foot or boat and it's dog friendly). If you follow the path along you can walk across the moor to the top of the Hill and look down on Cookham, Bourne End and Marlow.
In the heart of the Dean there 3 great pubs/restaurants.
Uncle Tom's Cabin - a small local pub with a delightful garden and great food and local beers.
The Jolly Farmer - a lovely local with a large garden and play area for children - super wood fired pizzas, gelato and excellent pub grub.
Sanctum on the Green - tucked away in the corner of the green. Delightful gardens and pool! Super restaurant.
The St John the Baptist Church is located opposit the the Jolly Farmer.
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Cookham Dean
Great walking throughout Cookham and Cookham Dean. If you walk along river from Cookham Village toward Bourne End you will come across the Bounty Pub (you can only visit by foot or boat and it's dog friendly). If you follow the path along you can walk across the moor to the top of the Hill and look down on Cookham, Bourne End and Marlow.
In the heart of the Dean there 3 great pubs/restaurants.
Uncle Tom's Cabin - a small local pub with a delightful garden and great food and local beers.
The Jolly Farmer - a lovely local with a large garden and play area for children - super wood fired pizzas, gelato and excellent pub grub.
Sanctum on the Green - tucked away in the corner of the green. Delightful gardens and pool! Super restaurant.
The St John the Baptist Church is located opposit the the Jolly Farmer.
This is a quaint English Village and if you drive through you will most probably recognise it! Numerous films have been filmed here including 101 Dalmatians (and by some miracle is actually snowed for the snow scene at the end!). Midsomer Murders etc.
The Pub, the Stag and Huntsman is worth a visit. Also if you like walking there are plenty of walks and paths.
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Hambleden
This is a quaint English Village and if you drive through you will most probably recognise it! Numerous films have been filmed here including 101 Dalmatians (and by some miracle is actually snowed for the snow scene at the end!). Midsomer Murders etc.
The Pub, the Stag and Huntsman is worth a visit. Also if you like walking there are plenty of walks and paths.
If you having a drive around a short way from Hambleden is Turville. You may recognise the windmill from the the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. The Bull and Butcher is worth a visit and you can also walk up to the windmill. Lovely walking beautiful countryside.
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Turville
If you having a drive around a short way from Hambleden is Turville. You may recognise the windmill from the the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. The Bull and Butcher is worth a visit and you can also walk up to the windmill. Lovely walking beautiful countryside.
I used to go here as a child, I took my children here and now I take my grandchildren. It's an absolute delight for both children and adults. Approx 20 - 25 mins drive from our house. Beaconsfield also has a good amount of shops, cafes and restaurants but there is a cafe on site too.
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Villaggio in Miniatura e Ferrovia di Bekonscot
40a Warwick RdI used to go here as a child, I took my children here and now I take my grandchildren. It's an absolute delight for both children and adults. Approx 20 - 25 mins drive from our house. Beaconsfield also has a good amount of shops, cafes and restaurants but there is a cafe on site too.
Absolutely delightful place to visit. Lots to do for younger children. They have a great outdoor play park, mini golf, tea room and farm shop onsite. You can meet the animals. All in all a great day out. It's located between Wooburn Green and Beaconsfield and is approx 15 - 20 mins drive from our house.
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Odds Farm Park
Wooburn Common RoadAbsolutely delightful place to visit. Lots to do for younger children. They have a great outdoor play park, mini golf, tea room and farm shop onsite. You can meet the animals. All in all a great day out. It's located between Wooburn Green and Beaconsfield and is approx 15 - 20 mins drive from our house.
Engage Watersports specialise in Kayaking, Canoeing, Stand Up Paddleboarding, Raftbuilding. You can do water sports on the lake or go on a trip down the river. They even offer a pub canoe trip. Suitable for adults and children.
Engage Watersports
Amerden LaneEngage Watersports specialise in Kayaking, Canoeing, Stand Up Paddleboarding, Raftbuilding. You can do water sports on the lake or go on a trip down the river. They even offer a pub canoe trip. Suitable for adults and children.
This is a little gem in Maidenhead. Head to their web site to find out what's on. They put on theatre productions, open as a cinema and hold art exhibitions.
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Norden Farm Centre for the Arts
Altwood RoadThis is a little gem in Maidenhead. Head to their web site to find out what's on. They put on theatre productions, open as a cinema and hold art exhibitions.
Our nearest Theatre. Located in High Wycombe there is good parking next door and they put on some amazing productions.
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Teatro Wycombe Swan
Saint Mary StreetOur nearest Theatre. Located in High Wycombe there is good parking next door and they put on some amazing productions.
A Tudor house that is worth a visit. You may recognise it as it has been used in films and TV (Midsomer Murders, Poirot).
A short drive (15 - 20 mins drive).
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Dorney Court
Court LaneA Tudor house that is worth a visit. You may recognise it as it has been used in films and TV (Midsomer Murders, Poirot).
A short drive (15 - 20 mins drive).
Located in Wrexham Park near (near Slough but don't let this put you off!) A lovely walk through the wood trails and around the lake. Definitely worth a visit. Approx 30 mins from the house.
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Black Park Country Park
Black Park RoadLocated in Wrexham Park near (near Slough but don't let this put you off!) A lovely walk through the wood trails and around the lake. Definitely worth a visit. Approx 30 mins from the house.
This is my favourite Spa in the UK! It's around 45 - 50 mins drive but worth spending the day. They have the most amazing selection of pools, steam rooms, saunas etc but the Celestial Floatation is off the scale. You book your "Float" and spend 20 mins floating in the salt water under the celestial ceiling. The current takes you gently around and it's just so so relaxing - heavenly! Nirvana is based in Wokingham.
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Nirvana Spa
Mole RoadThis is my favourite Spa in the UK! It's around 45 - 50 mins drive but worth spending the day. They have the most amazing selection of pools, steam rooms, saunas etc but the Celestial Floatation is off the scale. You book your "Float" and spend 20 mins floating in the salt water under the celestial ceiling. The current takes you gently around and it's just so so relaxing - heavenly! Nirvana is based in Wokingham.
Great for all ages. They offer weekly and day courses for children in water sports and activities and some family courses too!
Longridge Activity Centre
Quarry Wood RoadGreat for all ages. They offer weekly and day courses for children in water sports and activities and some family courses too!
A leisure centre with a little of everything. The pool has recently been renovated and although it's not large it's always warm. The gym has a great view of the park. They offer membership and have lots of great activities for all.
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Higginson Park e Court Garden Leisure Complex
Pound LaneA leisure centre with a little of everything. The pool has recently been renovated and although it's not large it's always warm. The gym has a great view of the park. They offer membership and have lots of great activities for all.
They hire Canadian Canoes, Sit on Top Kayaks and SUP's on the River Thames. Moose are based at Bisham Abbey near Marlow and also operate all along the River Thames. They are experienced hirers and are fully insured. Bookings must be made in advance online or over the phone. Rent by the day.
Moose Canoe Hire River Thames
Marlow RoadThey hire Canadian Canoes, Sit on Top Kayaks and SUP's on the River Thames. Moose are based at Bisham Abbey near Marlow and also operate all along the River Thames. They are experienced hirers and are fully insured. Bookings must be made in advance online or over the phone. Rent by the day.
Our local brewery with a great reputation. Drop in and sample for free. Pick up a bottle of two to take home. They also stock a good range of wines and snacks.
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Rebellion Beer Co. Ltd.
Our local brewery with a great reputation. Drop in and sample for free. Pick up a bottle of two to take home. They also stock a good range of wines and snacks.
I have been going to Higginson Park since I was a child (obviously it's changed a lot!!!). A lovely walk by the river, feed the ducks or walk along the two path to Hurley and visit Hurley Lock (approx 30 mins).
A great park for the children, slides, swings, rope ladders etc. A café that sells fabulous pizza, panni's and delicious coffee or pop over the road for the traditional afternoon tea at Burgers Café.
In June it hosts the fun fair for the weekend which used to be part of the Marlow Regatta but has now become a fun get together for the town.
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Higginson Park, Marlow
High StreetI have been going to Higginson Park since I was a child (obviously it's changed a lot!!!). A lovely walk by the river, feed the ducks or walk along the two path to Hurley and visit Hurley Lock (approx 30 mins).
A great park for the children, slides, swings, rope ladders etc. A café that sells fabulous pizza, panni's and delicious coffee or pop over the road for the traditional afternoon tea at Burgers Café.
In June it hosts the fun fair for the weekend which used to be part of the Marlow Regatta but has now become a fun get together for the town.
Great for walking with children or dogs. If you drive out of Marlow towards Frieth you will find the sign to Marlow Common (approx 1 mile from Bovingdon Green). The Common was used as a practise ground in WW2 and is full of trenches which is great fun for children and dogs to run through. In May if you walk to the far end of the Common the Bluebells are amazing.
Marlow Common
Marlow CommonGreat for walking with children or dogs. If you drive out of Marlow towards Frieth you will find the sign to Marlow Common (approx 1 mile from Bovingdon Green). The Common was used as a practise ground in WW2 and is full of trenches which is great fun for children and dogs to run through. In May if you walk to the far end of the Common the Bluebells are amazing.
Jungle Mania
8 Wessex RdBourne End: Children's indoor play centre. Great for a rainy day.
An old fashioned but renovated lido. Great for all ages. Open every day. The lido underwent a £200,000.00 renovation and is one of the UK's top 20 Lidos.
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Wycombe Rye Lido
Bassetsbury LaneAn old fashioned but renovated lido. Great for all ages. Open every day. The lido underwent a £200,000.00 renovation and is one of the UK's top 20 Lidos.
High Wycombe: Everyone will enjoy this unique family adventure, which begins at the imposing flint entrance, built to look like a Gothic church, which stands high above West Wycombe and the valley. There is so much to discover along the way, from 18th century tools, to details of the Hell Fire Club, formed by Sir Dashwood. When you reach your final destination of the Inner Temple, you will be several hundred feet below the church with its golden ball on the top of the hill!
There is a gift shop and cafe serving homemade cakes, cream teas, and light snacks. In addition you can enjoy a picnic on the surrounding hillside.
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Le Grotte dell'Inferno
Church LaneHigh Wycombe: Everyone will enjoy this unique family adventure, which begins at the imposing flint entrance, built to look like a Gothic church, which stands high above West Wycombe and the valley. There is so much to discover along the way, from 18th century tools, to details of the Hell Fire Club, formed by Sir Dashwood. When you reach your final destination of the Inner Temple, you will be several hundred feet below the church with its golden ball on the top of the hill!
There is a gift shop and cafe serving homemade cakes, cream teas, and light snacks. In addition you can enjoy a picnic on the surrounding hillside.
Make your way to Burnham Beeches and Stoke Common and enjoy a few hours surrounded by beautiful woodlands. Bring your dog too, your canine friends will love the place!
Fancy exploring the area? Choose from 3 self-guided trails on Burnham Beeches - history, geology and sensory. If you’re lucky, you might get to spot some exciting wildlife. The park is a National Nature Reserve, home to over 60 rare or endangered species.
Burnham Beeches frequently hosts family-friendly events - from guided walks led by passionate volunteers, to seasonal trails and activities for younger visitors. Make sure you check their website for details on what’s on when you're planning your day out!
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Burnham Beeches
Hawthorn Lane . Lord Mayors DriveMake your way to Burnham Beeches and Stoke Common and enjoy a few hours surrounded by beautiful woodlands. Bring your dog too, your canine friends will love the place!
Fancy exploring the area? Choose from 3 self-guided trails on Burnham Beeches - history, geology and sensory. If you’re lucky, you might get to spot some exciting wildlife. The park is a National Nature Reserve, home to over 60 rare or endangered species.
Burnham Beeches frequently hosts family-friendly events - from guided walks led by passionate volunteers, to seasonal trails and activities for younger visitors. Make sure you check their website for details on what’s on when you're planning your day out!
Food scene
Cookham Dean: Lovely pub grub, wood fired pizzas, gelato. Dog and children friendly (fenced play ground for the little ones). During lockdown they have been amazing delivering a great menu with specials each week.
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The Jolly Farmer
High StreetCookham Dean: Lovely pub grub, wood fired pizzas, gelato. Dog and children friendly (fenced play ground for the little ones). During lockdown they have been amazing delivering a great menu with specials each week.
Cookham Dean: Approx 15 - 20 mins walk from the house. A lovely local pub with fantastic food and a great garden. Booking advised as it does get busy!
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Hills LaneCookham Dean: Approx 15 - 20 mins walk from the house. A lovely local pub with fantastic food and a great garden. Booking advised as it does get busy!
Cookham: 15 mins walk from the house. They offer take away as well. Amazing woodfired pizzas and pasta. Friendly and always busy.
Pizza Dreams Café
1 Station RdCookham: 15 mins walk from the house. They offer take away as well. Amazing woodfired pizzas and pasta. Friendly and always busy.
The Old Swan Uppers
9 The PoundCookham: Lovely local pub that offers great food - 15 mins walk from the house.
Cookham: We love The White Oak. They offer a great set lunch menu which is really good value. Amazing food. Lovely garden.
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The White Oak
The PoundCookham: We love The White Oak. They offer a great set lunch menu which is really good value. Amazing food. Lovely garden.
Cookham: Another lovely local pub, super friendly. Great food and it's a great place to start or end a walk when exploring Cookham. We like to sit outside and watch the world go by!
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The Crown
144-146 Hatfield RdCookham: Another lovely local pub, super friendly. Great food and it's a great place to start or end a walk when exploring Cookham. We like to sit outside and watch the world go by!
Top level Indian Cuisine - We really are spoiled in Cookham as we have so many great places to eat and this is one of our favourites.
Worth trying their afternoon tea package - an afternoon tea with a difference.
Spice Merchant Cookham
High StreetTop level Indian Cuisine - We really are spoiled in Cookham as we have so many great places to eat and this is one of our favourites.
Worth trying their afternoon tea package - an afternoon tea with a difference.
Cookham: Difficult to choose between Maliks and Spice Merchant - they are both amazing and virtually opposite each other. Both have a great vibe.
If visiting the Spice Merchant do try the Black Pepper Chicken Tikka.
Both are worth a visit!
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Malik's, Cookham
High StreetCookham: Difficult to choose between Maliks and Spice Merchant - they are both amazing and virtually opposite each other. Both have a great vibe.
If visiting the Spice Merchant do try the Black Pepper Chicken Tikka.
Both are worth a visit!
Cookham: If you don't want to go out but have read about Maliks they also offer a takeway/delivery service through their premises in Cookham Parade. My favourite is the Red Mullet Biryani :-)
Malik's Express Cookham
Station HillCookham: If you don't want to go out but have read about Maliks they also offer a takeway/delivery service through their premises in Cookham Parade. My favourite is the Red Mullet Biryani :-)
Cookham: Again another family favourite. Superb food. They also offer a take away service. Always great food and a buzzing atmosphere!
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Peking Inn
49 High StCookham: Again another family favourite. Superb food. They also offer a take away service. Always great food and a buzzing atmosphere!
Cookham: Amazing food. Small restaurant offering lovely Thai food. Great service and they also offer a takeaway service. Our favourite Thai place to eat.
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Anong Thai
31A High StCookham: Amazing food. Small restaurant offering lovely Thai food. Great service and they also offer a takeaway service. Our favourite Thai place to eat.
Cookham: A large Gastro Pub - with an excellent menu. Worth checking out the garden in summer which seems to be a bit of a secret!
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Bel & The Dragon
Jumps RoadCookham: A large Gastro Pub - with an excellent menu. Worth checking out the garden in summer which seems to be a bit of a secret!
Cookham: Very family friendly - in Winter they always have the fires roaring and offer some great hot toddies. Large menu and super selection of beers, wines and gins.
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The Kings Arms
251 Tooley StCookham: Very family friendly - in Winter they always have the fires roaring and offer some great hot toddies. Large menu and super selection of beers, wines and gins.
Bourne End: (top tip catch the Marlow Donkey from Cookham to Bourne End - it's only 5 mins but a lovely view of the area). This is a tiny bar - that serves craft beers and gins. It easily reached by train (on the Marlow Donkey). This runs from Cookham to Bourne End and takes approx 5 mins.
Keg Craft Beer
12 Oakfield RdBourne End: (top tip catch the Marlow Donkey from Cookham to Bourne End - it's only 5 mins but a lovely view of the area). This is a tiny bar - that serves craft beers and gins. It easily reached by train (on the Marlow Donkey). This runs from Cookham to Bourne End and takes approx 5 mins.
Just outside Marlow: A lovely Country pub - if you are out and about, this would link in with a drive to Turville and Hambleden.
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The Royal Oak
Paley StreetJust outside Marlow: A lovely Country pub - if you are out and about, this would link in with a drive to Turville and Hambleden.
Marlow: The only Michelin starred pub in the UK. You can't book but turn up and wait. Small plates so really good fun to try a little of everything. Our favourites a Smoked Haddock Scotch Egg and the Mini Burger.
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The Coach
3 West StMarlow: The only Michelin starred pub in the UK. You can't book but turn up and wait. Small plates so really good fun to try a little of everything. Our favourites a Smoked Haddock Scotch Egg and the Mini Burger.
City/town information
A small town nestled on the River Thames between Marlow and Henley on Thames. Marlow is a vibrant and pretty town. Higginson Park has a lovely play ground, cafe and you can walk along the two path to Hurley lock which is a lovely level walk.
There are lots of shops and restaurants to explore. Do walk along to the Lock or visit the Two Brewers which is hidden away from the High Street and well worth a visit. There is a branch line railway which runs to Bourne End, Cookham and then onto Maidenhead.
Marlow is also famous for the UK's only 5 Olympic Gold Medallist - Sir Steve Redgrave and you will see the schools practising on the Thames if you stroll across the bridge.
You can hire small river boats to go to Hurley which is a really pleasant trip on a nice day.
The bridge was built by William Tierney Clark and is a replica of the Bridge in Budapest Hungary (although ours is a little smaller!).
The Queen is forbidden to stop in Marlow as Oliver Cromwell stayed here and around the area you will see lots of properties named after Cromwell.
Marlow is also famous for Mary Shelly who had conceived the idea for her novel, Frankenstein during a previous summer and during some time in Marlow she completed writing it.
My home town and a very special place. A good range of shops and lots and lots of restaurants and pubs.
Marlow boasts 2 Michelin Star Chefs:
Tom Kerridge with The Hand is Flowers (often booked months in advance) BUT also The Coach where no bookings are allowed (except during Covid where you can call at 9.00am to reserve a table.
Atul Kochhar has Sindhu a Michelin starred Indian Restaurant and you won't be disappointed. Sindhu is located in the Compleat Angler Hotel. This is the Hotel on the banks of the Thames by Marlow Bridge. The Hotel also has it's own restaurant and it's a great place to sip Pimm's on the lawn or take afternoon tea.
Another must visit is Burgers an artisan bakery that has been in the town for over 70 years and is still run by the same family.
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Marlow
A small town nestled on the River Thames between Marlow and Henley on Thames. Marlow is a vibrant and pretty town. Higginson Park has a lovely play ground, cafe and you can walk along the two path to Hurley lock which is a lovely level walk.
There are lots of shops and restaurants to explore. Do walk along to the Lock or visit the Two Brewers which is hidden away from the High Street and well worth a visit. There is a branch line railway which runs to Bourne End, Cookham and then onto Maidenhead.
Marlow is also famous for the UK's only 5 Olympic Gold Medallist - Sir Steve Redgrave and you will see the schools practising on the Thames if you stroll across the bridge.
You can hire small river boats to go to Hurley which is a really pleasant trip on a nice day.
The bridge was built by William Tierney Clark and is a replica of the Bridge in Budapest Hungary (although ours is a little smaller!).
The Queen is forbidden to stop in Marlow as Oliver Cromwell stayed here and around the area you will see lots of properties named after Cromwell.
Marlow is also famous for Mary Shelly who had conceived the idea for her novel, Frankenstein during a previous summer and during some time in Marlow she completed writing it.
My home town and a very special place. A good range of shops and lots and lots of restaurants and pubs.
Marlow boasts 2 Michelin Star Chefs:
Tom Kerridge with The Hand is Flowers (often booked months in advance) BUT also The Coach where no bookings are allowed (except during Covid where you can call at 9.00am to reserve a table.
Atul Kochhar has Sindhu a Michelin starred Indian Restaurant and you won't be disappointed. Sindhu is located in the Compleat Angler Hotel. This is the Hotel on the banks of the Thames by Marlow Bridge. The Hotel also has it's own restaurant and it's a great place to sip Pimm's on the lawn or take afternoon tea.
Another must visit is Burgers an artisan bakery that has been in the town for over 70 years and is still run by the same family.
Famous for it's Regatta, Henley is a great place to visit. The Rowing museum is worth a visit.
There are lots of shops and restaurants. You can hire a boat for a stroll up the river or take an organised trip. Certainly worth a visit if you have a car approx 25 - 30 mins from the House.
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Henley-on-Thames
Famous for it's Regatta, Henley is a great place to visit. The Rowing museum is worth a visit.
There are lots of shops and restaurants. You can hire a boat for a stroll up the river or take an organised trip. Certainly worth a visit if you have a car approx 25 - 30 mins from the House.
Neighbourhoods
Cookham is divided in three parts: Cookham Village, Cookham Rise and Cookham Dean.
Cookham Dean covers a large area of Cookham, starting at Dean Lane and running up to Maidenhead Thicket, and down Winter Hill. The area is great for walking and cycling and from Winter Hill you have fabulous views over to Marlow, The River Thames, Bourne End and the Moor. Be sure to take a walk over to the Bounty Pub which is located on the River at Bourne End, it's a lovely walk from Winter Hill.
On the other side of the Dean, is the Church (St John the Baptist built in 1845) and the Jolly Farmer Pub just opposite. You can also walk to the Sanctum on the Green or Uncle Toms Pub. There is a footpath by the Church which leads you back down to Whyteladyes Lane and then you are within a stones throw of the house.
Also located in the Dean is the Golf Club, Winter Hill Golf Club.
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Cookham Dean
Cookham is divided in three parts: Cookham Village, Cookham Rise and Cookham Dean.
Cookham Dean covers a large area of Cookham, starting at Dean Lane and running up to Maidenhead Thicket, and down Winter Hill. The area is great for walking and cycling and from Winter Hill you have fabulous views over to Marlow, The River Thames, Bourne End and the Moor. Be sure to take a walk over to the Bounty Pub which is located on the River at Bourne End, it's a lovely walk from Winter Hill.
On the other side of the Dean, is the Church (St John the Baptist built in 1845) and the Jolly Farmer Pub just opposite. You can also walk to the Sanctum on the Green or Uncle Toms Pub. There is a footpath by the Church which leads you back down to Whyteladyes Lane and then you are within a stones throw of the house.
Also located in the Dean is the Golf Club, Winter Hill Golf Club.