Our English Oak is located on the inside of the railway track, opposite the picnic benches by the Snack Shack and Bouncy Castles.
Deciduous tree (loses its leaves in winter)
Also known as common oak
Can live for over 1000 years
Grows up to 38m in height
Has an attractive, wide crown, with yellow catkins in spring and acorns in the autumn
Recognisable by its deeply lobed leaves on short stalks
Home to a vast number of insects - an important food source for birds
Plays a major role in biodiversity
Oak is a durable hardwood and was important for shipbuilding. It is used today for flooring, wine barrels and furniture.
