Uk Bushcraft store visit

Took a road trip to the Bushcraft store for a spend up
Details of how to get there and the company contact details are below.
https://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/
BDU Imports Ltd & The Bushcraft Store®, Culver Nurseries, Cattlegate Road, Enfield, Middlesex, EN2 9DS, UK

Opening hours
10:00 - 17:00 Mon-Sat
(for extended opening hours simply telephone)

Email
[email protected]

Telephone
Domestic - 020 8367 3420 or 020 8366 0555

International - 0044 208 367 3420 or 0044 208 366 0555
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We are 5 minutes from junctions 24 and 25 of the M25 and you can park for free in our large Car Park. We are open 6 days a week and the best time to come is between 10:00 and 17:00.

If coming from junction 25

Turn off of the M25 and head into London on the A10 staying to the right hand lane.
Turn right at the very first set of traffic lights (50 yds from the M25).
Once you have made the turn you will see Capel Manor on your right hand side, continue past the Manor and turn right at Bulls Cross on to Whitewebbs Road.
Follow Whitewebbs road all the way to the end. (about 3km/2m)
Turn right at the T junction and follow the road round the sharp left hand bend.
We are located on the last trading estate on the right hand side just before the railway bridge, next door to Crews Hill BR station.


If coming from junction 24

Turn off the M25 and head towards Enfield on The Ridgeway (A1005).
Follow The Ridgeway to Botany Bay - be careful of the speed camera as soon as you enter the 30mph zone!
Turn left just after The Robin Hood pub onto East Lodge Lane and follow it all the way to the end.
Turn right at the T junction and go past the Golf Club on the right and down the Hill.
We are located on the first trading estate on the left hand side just after the railway bridge, next door to Crews Hill BR station.


If coming by Public Transport: Crews Hill train station

On a week day the correct Overground train line (London to Hertford North) can be accessed in central London from Moorgate train station or any one of the stations that are on the Moorgate to Hertford North line
On a weekend day it switches to Kings Cross station to Hertford North. This is because on weekdays there are many commuters who work in the financial district of London who travel in daily and Moorgate presents easier access. On weekends Kings Cross is more central for London's social life.