



Explore a woodland nature reserve managed by the Woodland Trust, offering free access to walking trails and natural wildlife habitats for families and nature enthusiasts.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Absolutely beautiful hidden gem of tranquility, nestled in the countryside down a long winding Lane. When we visited the bluebells were at their very best, The Woods were thick with them and with bird song from a multitude of different types of birds. There are footpaths in all directions over 110 acres and include an ancient hollow way. A truly beautiful, peaceful place to visit.
The best place for bluebells, a simply magical forest.
A popular place to walk, often quite quiet. Can get a little muddy in places during winter months. Several places to enter/exit, including a small car park. Fantastic in spring, especially with carpets of bluebells. A number of varied paths but all 'enclosed' within the wooded area - so even if you're unsure which path you're on and where you are, you'll reach an edge within 15 minutes of walking!
Lovely tranquil and relaxing woodland. Plenty of pathways. Small car park. Great selection of fungi when we visited.
An old favourite of mine, with or without the Bluebells and Wood Anemones! It is not a large wood, but the network of paths means you can zigzag to extend your walk or cut through to shorten it. It is light and fairly open you can follow the stream in places, take off over fields and follow part of the 1066 Walking Trail. A little over 2 miles takes you around the perimeter.
Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 7 October 2026
