Explore a peaceful woodland nature reserve managed by the Woodland Trust, perfect for family walks and discovering British trees and wildlife.

Twywell Plantation is a woodland nature reserve owned and managed by the Woodland Trust, offering families free access to natural green spaces across the UK. This accessible woodland provides opportunities for visitors to explore trees, plants, and woodland wildlife in their natural habitat. The site is pushchair-friendly, making it suitable for families with young children and those with mobility considerations. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks through the woodland, observing seasonal changes and discovering British flora and fauna. The Woodland Trust manages thousands of woods across the UK, all free to visit, with Twywell Plantation serving as one of their accessible natural spaces. The venue is ideal for families seeking outdoor recreation, nature education, and a connection with woodland environments. As part of the Woodland Trust's network, the site supports visitors interested in foraging, nature observation, and understanding the benefits of trees and woods.

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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William Thornton

4 years ago

A great selection of walks to take. Popular with dog walkers Nice Coffee van on site which is there most days.

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Stefan Dodds

7 years ago

Nice walk on the Dale's, circular circuit, a out an hour. Longer if desired.

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Jenny Perrin

7 years ago

Open 24 hrs a day. Good place to walk. Alone or with a dog. Some paths are soggy in winter. Not a strenuous exercise. Didn't see any seats. But with 3 dogs i wasn't looking very hard. Please clean up after your dogs bag it and take it home.

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Gyula Szedlak

8 years ago

Nice place to be out in the nature. However dog owners could be more responsible and pick up dog waste.

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Lady Dariel “Diz” Selby-Burwell

9 years ago

Great outdoors for families, didn't find any toilets which would be good here so would a little tea / soup shop

Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026