Bushey Map

Bushey map, view the Hertfordshire town of Bushey, located in the county of Hertfordshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Bushey Hertfordshire & Guide to the Area

Bushey Map Hertfordshire: Interactive map of Bushey, displaying the town situated in the county of Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Bushey area and a Bushey town centre map, showing Bushey Railway Station and Elstree Aerodrome.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Bushey map are: Bushey Rose Garden, The King Stag, The Red Lion Hotel, Bushey Hall Garage, Bushey Museum and Art Gallery, St James's Catholic High School, The Three Crowns, Harvester Bushey, London Road Surgery, Post Office Bushey Heath, The Horse & Chains, Aldenham Golf & Country Club, Barclays Bank Bushey, Tesco Express, Oasis Café, Bushey Hall Park, Bushey Health Centre, The Grange Academy, Mops and Brooms, All Saints Church, The Swan Bushey, Rosary Catholic Primary School, Café @83, Emmanuel Church, Co-op Food Bushey Heath, Bushey Meads School, David Lloyd Leisure, Bushey Library, Fir Tree Primary School, Caffè Nero, Ye Olde Red Lion, Thai No.5, Sacred Heart Church, Esso Garage Bushey, Fullerians RFC, Bushey Country Club, The Royal Oak, Hartsbourne Primary School, JD Wetherspoon The Moon Under Water, Oxhey Hall Community Centre, Bushey Grove Leisure Centre, The Apple Tree, St Hilda's School, Little Reddings Primary, Bushey Synagogue, The Masonic School for Girls, Esporta Health Club, Roots Restaurant, The Windmill, The Wellington, St Peter's Church.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Oxhey, South Oxhey, Watford, Northwood, Stanmore, Elstree, Aldenham, Radlett, Borehamwood, Bushey Heath, Hatch End, Carpenders Park, Harrow Weald, Shenley, Sarratt, Rickmansworth, Garston, Leavesden, Croxley Green, Letchmore Heath, Patchetts Green, Meriden, Cassiobury, North Bushey, Eastbury, Little Stanmore, Woodhall Farm, Well End, Mill Hill, Kenton.

Bushey sits on the edge of north-west London, tucked just inside Hertfordshire, and it's the sort of place that quietly gets on with being a charming, leafy town. There's a village-like feel in parts, with winding streets, traditional pubs and open green spaces, yet it's only a stone's throw from the capital. It appeals to families, commuters and long-time locals alike, with a calm pace of life and a strong sense of community. It's not flashy or fast-paced, but that's the appeal—steady, well-kept and full of character.

The town has roots that go way back, well before the Domesday Book, though much of its real development came in the Victorian era when rail travel brought a wave of change. Bushey became well-known for its artistic connections, particularly through the Herkomer Art School, attracting creatives from far and wide. Over time, the town grew but managed to hold onto its historic charm. The current population sits somewhere around 28,000, and there's a good balance between old-school Bushey folk and newer arrivals looking for a quieter life just outside London. You still see signs of the past all over the place—old cottages, churches, and hints of the old coaching routes.

There's plenty to see and do locally. Bushey Rose Garden is a lovely little spot, beautifully kept and ideal for a quiet afternoon stroll. The King George Recreation Ground is popular with families, with its splash park and open fields. For art lovers, Bushey Museum and Art Gallery gives a nod to the town's creative past. Just outside the town, you've got National Trust gems like Moor Park and the grand Cassiobury Park nearby, which stretches right into Watford and offers acres of woodland walks, a miniature railway, and canal paths. English Heritage fans can head over to Elstree for a peek at the local film history or make a trip to Bentley Priory Museum in Stanmore, once the RAF's Fighter Command HQ during WWII.

Wider Hertfordshire doesn't disappoint either. St Albans is packed with history, from its Roman remains to the grand cathedral at the heart of it. Hatfield's got its stately home and gardens, while places like Berkhamsted, Tring and Hitchin offer lively markets, independent shops and that classic market town atmosphere. If you're more into the outdoors, head towards the Chiltern Hills for a proper countryside escape, or take in the peaceful setting of Ashridge Estate, another National Trust favourite. There's a real mix in the county—heritage, nature, and family-friendly days out.

Getting around is straightforward. Bushey sits just off the M1 and the A41, which makes driving into London or out towards the Midlands nice and easy. The town has its own railway station with direct services into London Euston in about 20 minutes, making it ideal for commuters. Nearby Watford Junction also offers fast connections, and local buses cover most routes across the area. For flights, Heathrow's closest, just over 30 minutes by car, though Luton's not much further depending on traffic. Stansted and Gatwick are doable too with a bit more planning. Whether by train, road or air, you're well covered.

Hertfordshire as a whole strikes a good balance between London convenience and countryside calm. It's a commuter-friendly county, sure, but it's far more than just a base. There's plenty of green space, good schools, well-kept towns and villages, and a solid spread of heritage sites and historic houses. It's one of those places where you'll find everything from lively high streets to peaceful walking trails. It doesn't shout too loud, but it knows its worth—tidy, dependable and a genuinely nice place to call home.

We hope you found this Bushey tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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