Explore a natural woodland sanctuary managed by the Woodland Trust, perfect for family walks and discovering native trees and wildlife.

Stoke Wood is a beautiful woodland nature reserve managed by the Woodland Trust, offering families free access to natural green spaces across the UK. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks through the woodland, discovering native British trees, plants, and woodland wildlife in their natural habitat. The site is pushchair-friendly, making it accessible for families with young children and those with mobility considerations. This woodland provides an ideal setting for outdoor family activities including nature walks, seasonal exploration, and wildlife spotting. The Woodland Trust maintains thousands of woods across the UK, all free to visit, making Stoke Wood part of a larger network of protected natural spaces. Families can engage with nature's calendar throughout the year, observing seasonal changes and learning about the flora and fauna that thrive in woodland environments. Stoke Wood is suitable for families of all ages, from young children enjoying pushchair-friendly paths to older children exploring and learning about woodland ecosystems. There are no entry fees, making it an affordable outdoor activity for families looking to connect with nature and enjoy fresh air in a protected natural environment.

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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Tony Russell

a year ago

Nice wood to stop off at on a journey BUT BE AWARE. Very low height restriction so forget it if you have a high top campervan

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Rinki Dhaliwal

2 years ago

Great nature trails and beautiful scenery.

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James M

3 years ago

This is lovely Woodland Trust managed Wood with great walks and good parking. Amazing in the Bluebell season. Good walking paths.

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Christopher Whalen

5 years ago

A lovely spot for walks. Managed by the Woodland Trust. Great place for bluebells in the spring (late April to early May).

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Joshua Clifton

7 years ago

Great little wooded walk, clear paths throughout, beautiful tree canopy over the paths forming a stunning vista. Great spot for dog walkers.

Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026