West Woodhay is a Village in the county of Berkshire.

Retail in West Woodhay

There are great places to visit near West Woodhay including some great towns, country parks, lakes and shopping centres.

There are a number of towns near West Woodhay including Wokingham, and Reading.

Dinton Pastures is a great place to visit close to West Woodhay if you like country parks.

Places near West Woodhay feature a number of interesting lakes including Dinton Pastures.

Don't miss The Oracle's shopping centres if visiting the area around West Woodhay.

West Woodhay History

There are some historic monuments around West Woodhay:

• Walbury camp
• Two bowl barrows: part of a barrow cemetery on Wash Common.
• Bowl barrow south of Rivar Copse: part of a barrow cemetery on Inkpen Hill
• Ring ditch 250m NNE of Thorn Down: part of the group known as Seven Barrows
• Bowl barrow 610m east of Crux Easton Church
• Motte and bailey castles, fishponds, deserted medieval village and manor site NE of St Mary's Church
• A cross dyke and bowl barrow on the northern spur of Beacon Hill
• Bowl barrow 150m north east of Thorn Down: one of the group known as Seven Barrows
• Moated site at Balsdon Farm
• Bowl barrow south-west of Rivar Copse: part of a round barrow cemetery on Inkpen Hill
• Iron Age enclosure and associated earthworks in the north east corner of Blagden Copse
• Earthworks in Danegrove Copse
• Bowl barrow on Barrow Hill, Hungerford Newtown
• Bowl barrow 100m east of Thorn Down: one of the group known as Seven Barrows
• Round barrow 150yds (140m) E of The Hassock
• Netherton medieval settlement earthworks
• Park Pale in Hamstead Marshall Park
• Bowl barrow 30m north of Bitham Lane
• Motte in Hamstead Marshall Park, 340m NE of The Dower House
• A section of a linear earthwork south west of Great Litchfield Down
• Round barrow cemetery on Wash Common.
• Three bowl barrows 410m north east of Thorn Down: three of the group known as Seven Barrows
• Long barrow at Combe Gibbet, Gallows Down.
• Donnington Castle: a quadrangular castle and 17th century fieldwork.
• Banjo enclosure, two barrows and associated field system in Blagden Copse
• A bowl barrow on the southern spur of Beacon Hill
• Bowl barrow south of Rivar Copse: part of a barrow cemetery on Inkpen Hill
• Long barrow 580m south-west of Woodcott Church
• Large univallate hillfort at Beacon Hill
• Round barrow on Rabbit Warren
• Two bowl barrows and a ring ditch 250m north east of Thorn Down: part of the group known as Seven Barrows
• Round barrow cemetery on Inkpen Hill
• Wansdyke, section 530yds (490m) on W side of Old Dyke Lane