Todhole Wood is a picturesque mixed woodland located in rural north Cumbria, nestled within the larger Rowbank Woodlands near the market town of Brampton. The wood features a large pond, a natural spring, and a variety of native broadleaf and coniferous trees, including Scots pine, Norway spruce, beech, oak, and birch. The wood is home to a range of wildlife, including red squirrels, badgers, roe deer, and foxes, and offers a peaceful atmosphere with scenic views and a tranquil atmosphere. The wood also features a hardened area for stacking timber, a bench, a firepit, and several log rounds, making it an ideal spot for camping or outdoor activities. With access to the nearby railway station and the old Brampton railway line, which is now a footpath, Todhole Wood is a unique and peaceful retreat that offers a range of activities and opportunities for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.