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Forest Fields, Nottingham — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Forest New Ground and the Arboretum edge Forest Fields, a Nottingham district that carries All Saints' Church on its record.
About Forest Fields
Where to stay in Forest Fields
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The city keeps the rooms. Forest Fields is housing first, and anyone weighing a bed here against central Nottingham is really weighing a short ride in against the quiet of streets that back onto Forest New Ground. Walkers head for the Arboretum.
All Saints' Church and the memorial to Samuel Morley are the fixed points a visitor is likely to pass on the way.
About Forest Fields
What are the main landmarks in Forest Fields?
Forest Fields musters three entries and no fourth. All Saints' Church is the built landmark the register ties to Forest Fields, Forest New Ground supplies the open space, and the memorial to Samuel Morley stands at an entrance to the Arboretum. That is the whole schedule.
Nottingham keeps its larger attractions elsewhere, which leaves this district to be walked rather than toured.
What is the history of Forest Fields?
No founding year attaches to the name. What the record does hold is a memorial to Samuel Morley set at an entrance to the Arboretum, and a parish church, All Saints' Church, through which the dated past of Forest Fields would have to be traced. Forest New Ground names the open land beside it.
Everything else belongs to the account of Nottingham rather than to the district's own.
Where is Forest Fields?
Forest Fields lies inside Nottingham, with Forest New Ground on one side and the Arboretum reached at the far end of its streets.
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Updated September 2026