KC: Kingswood Caching is a growing series in and around Kingswood, with loops or walks from the village of Kingswood that we have walked quite a bit as a family.
Most of Kingswood village was constructed in the early 1960s with earlier development taking place in the 20s and 30s. The village has a school, shop and village hall and is surrounded by woods and farmland. It is a very beautiful area.
This series is part of a slowly growing collection of caches in and around the village - mainly hidden by LandR30 and us (and the kids 
)
This East Sutton loop takes you out of Kingswood towards East Sutton and loops round to finish back in the village. This loop incorporates caches placed by other people as well which you can pick up enroute. It is mainly on fairly quiet country roads but does involve crossing a busier road a couple of times and a short walk along it too, as well as some footpaths. We have completed this route during the winter months with a cross country buggy however should be suitable for a normal buggy during the summer months.
The walk is about 3 miles and includes some traditional and multi caches. There are no gates or stiles on this route.
You will need tweezers on this walk.
Parking is available in the village of Kingswood.
This cache is placed along Gravelly Bottom Road near an office so stealth will be required. Please ensure you place the cache back where you found it. After this cache continue walking along the road until you reach a footpath sign on the left. Follow this footpath towards #2 - you will pass Langley Stroll #8 on route.