Langley Park 3 - Mansion House Traditional Cache

In 1603 Sir John Kederminster was appointed Chief Steward of the Manor of Langley Park, and replaced the hunting lodge with a house, red brick stables and outbuildings. The park was sold in 1738 to Charles Spencer, who used it as a hunting lodge until 1756 when he commissioned Stiff Leadbetter to build the present house, finished in 1760.

You are looking for a camo'd micro.

Cache placed with the kind permission of Bucks County Council.

This is a circuit of approximately 2.5 miles in and around Langley Park.  

Langley Park is Grade 2 listed parkland and has a variety of habitats for wildlife, including woodland, heathland and grassland.  A variety of wildfowl can be seen on Langley Lake and the Arboretum has year round interest.  From a royal hunting ground to extravagant pleasure gardens, the park offers great history and features.

Please note the charge for the Pay and Display car park varies between £2.70 and £4.50.