A small nature reserve near the station with a pond, orchard, hay meadow and trees.
Open any reasonable time.
www.haddenham-bucks-pc.gov.uk
Haddenham Museum covers local domestic, industrial and rural history. It is located behind the Methodist Church.
Open Sun 1400-1600.
www.e-voice.org.uk/haddenhammuseum
Thame is an attractive and historic market town in Oxfordshire just a short bus ride from Haddenham & Thame Parkway station. Medieval, Tudor, Georgian and Victorian buildings can all be found in the town. The town has been used as a filming location for the popular Midsomer Murders TV series. Markets are held on Tuesdays. Excellent Town Trail leaflets are available from the Tourist Information Centre in the Town Hall, or download them from the website.
TI Town Hall, tel.01844 212833. Closed SSu.
www.thametowncouncil.gov.uk
Bus X7 from station forecourt* to Thame High Street, 8 minutes journey.
Daily ½-hourly. Operated by Arriva.
* Buses serve the station forecourt stop in both directions, for Thame you need a bus towards Oxford.
The bus also operates from Aylesbury.
Thame Museum has permanent displays and temporary exhibitions covering the history of the town and local area.
Highlights include Elizabethan wall paintings and a Civil War soldier's uniform. Admission free.
Open TWS 1000-1600.
www.thamemuseum.org
Bus to Thame, see above.
A reserve with a rich variety of wildlife in several different habitats, including a meadow, wetland and woodland.
Open at all times.
www.cuttlebrook.org.uk
Bus to Thame, see above.
A fine example of a medieval timber-frame courthouse set in an idyllic village, it was the second building
acquired by the National Trust. The ground floor (now tenanted) was the village poor house and steep steps lead up to the courtroom
which remained in use until the 1900s. Exhibition about Long Crendon village.
Allow time to also explore the attractive village of Long Crendon with historic thatched houses.
Open please see website.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Bus to Thame (see above) then 2¼ miles walk, see Thame map.
There are infrequent buses to Long Crendon from Aylesbury.
The gardens feature a spectacular herbaceous border, roses, a wisteria tunnel, shade-loving plants
and a small knot garden. Arboretum and riverside walk. Tearoom.
Open Daily 1000-1700.
www.waterperrygardens.co.uk
Bus X7 from station forecourt* to opposite Waterstock Turn shortly after Tiddington,
then 1¼ miles walk. About 20 minutes journey, Daily ½-hourly.
Operated by Arriva.
* Buses serve the station forecourt stop in both directions, for Waterperry Gardens you need a bus towards Oxford.
The bus also operates from Oxford.
