Woburn has a long history of tourism. The village was named for its winding streams, and the surrounding area is full of natural beauty, perfect for camping, fishing, cycling or walking in the nearby woods. Woburn's main attraction is its two lakes which provide beautiful reflections and plenty of fish to catch with your rod!

Woburn was first recorded as a hamlet in 969 and is found in the Domesday Book of 1086. It is best known for its stately home, Woburn Abbey (founded by Cistercian monks), granted to the Earl of Bedford after dissolution during Tudor times. Today, it also has an award-winning safari park on-site. The village may have been called "Woburn Chapell" back when it was founded - most likely because other villages with abbeys nearby shared similar names that distinguished them from each other.

Woburn has many attractions that make it an excellent location for tourists looking to enjoy nature on their visit; one great example being Dukes Wood - where you can take part in forest activities like orienteering courses or have some peace away from any distractions at home. And if you're feeling adventurous, why not try out canoeing? You'll be able to explore areas that other visitors.

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