Sharpenhoe Clappers
Streatley
Sharpenhoe Clappers is an ancient hill fort, about five miles north of Luton that was established in the Middle Ages
Come off the A6 at the Streatley roundabout (3 miles north of Luton) Take a left at the roundabout and then to the "T" junction, turn right.
Next "T" junction, turn right. Carry on out of the houses and you'll start to go downhill. Look for the carpark on your right. Woods about a hundred metres away, secluded, little law activity.
Cross street: Sharpenhoe Road between Streatley and Sharpenhoe
Next "T" junction, turn right. Carry on out of the houses and you'll start to go downhill. Look for the carpark on your right. Woods about a hundred metres away, secluded, little law activity.
Cross street: Sharpenhoe Road between Streatley and Sharpenhoe
- Directions:Come off the A6 at the Streatley roundabout (3 miles north of Luton) Take a left at the roundabout and then to the "T" junction, turn right.
Next "T" junction, turn right. Carry on out of the houses and you'll start to go downhill. Look for the carpark on your right. Woods about a hundred metres away, secluded, little law activity.
Cross street: Sharpenhoe Road between Streatley and Sharpenhoe - Hours:Early afternoon and early evening.
- Wheelchair Accessible:No
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