Explore a protected natural space in London where wildlife thrives and families can connect with nature through guided events and outdoor learning activities.

Bramley Bank is a nature reserve managed by London Wildlife Trust, one of London's dedicated spaces for wildlife conservation and public engagement. The reserve offers families and nature enthusiasts the opportunity to discover London's remarkable biodiversity and learn about the habitats that support the capital's wildlife. As part of the London Wildlife Trust's network of reserves, Bramley Bank provides free access to outdoor natural spaces where visitors of all ages can explore and appreciate nature. The venue is particularly suited for families looking to engage children with the natural world through outdoor learning experiences. London Wildlife Trust offers family learning events and activities across its reserves, making Bramley Bank an ideal destination for parents seeking educational and recreational opportunities in nature. The organization welcomes everyone, from nature novices to ecology experts, to get involved and connect with London's wild places. With its commitment to making nature accessible to all Londoners, the reserve supports school groups, volunteers, and individual visitors seeking to experience the city's natural heritage.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

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Kevin Rielly

5 months ago

Must see bluebells, a great pond and a cute little pont.

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Sarah West

a year ago

A different way to Littleheath Woods. Completely wild. Respectful rambling is required here. Short but wild add on to the usual walk in the woods.

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J.L. G.

a year ago

From Coombe Lane Tram Stop, Bramley Bank is a lovely nature reserve that can be accessed via Heathfield and Riesco Drive. Walking from Heathfield, it provides a pleasant wooded and rustic link to Littleheath Woods, further south.

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David W

2 years ago

A wooded Nature Reserve, with a northern entrance at the end of Riesco Drive and a southern entrance at Broadcoombe. The path through it forms part of the London Loop. A walk through here can be combined with Lloyd Park, John Ruskin Playing Field, Addington Hills, Heathfield, and at the other end, Littleheath Woods.

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Karen B

4 years ago

Slightly oddly shaped nature reserve which lots of slopes. It has entrance gates in Roscoe Drive and Broadcombe.

Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026