Nomansland Common

About this park

Nomansland Common, nestled near Wheathampstead, Hertfordshire, offers a fantastic open space for you and your furry friend to enjoy. This expansive common, covering 52 hectares, is a vibrant hub for recreation, from dog walking and horse riding to kite flying. You'll find a delightful mix of open heathland, particularly on the north side of Ferrers Lane, which is a haven for rare plants like Dwarf Gorse and Heather. It's a wonderful spot to immerse yourselves in nature. Historically, this area was quite literally a 'no-man's-land' between warring factions in the 15th century, but today it's a peaceful shared space. While enjoying your walk, you'll discover lovely views and plenty of room for your dog to stretch their legs. The common sits astride both the B651 road to Wheathampstead and Ferrers Lane, making it easily accessible. Remember to keep an eye out for other users, including horse riders and families enjoying picnics, ensuring everyone has a pleasant visit. For those driving, parking is generally available around the common, though it's worth checking local signs for specific restrictions. While specific facilities like cafes or public toilets aren't explicitly mentioned, the open nature of the common provides a straightforward walking experience. Don't forget your poop bags to keep this beautiful common clean for all visitors. Enjoy a proper British country stroll!

Facilities

• Parking

Opening hours

Open 24 hours