Two areas of ancient hilly woodland make up most of this delightful country park. Renowned for glorious displays of bluebells in the Springtime, the …
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May 28, 2024
Absolutely lovely park. Great for children and dogs. It has several tracks that you can walk which is very helpful. If I remember correctly they have a play area for children as well.Full review by J B
Mar 16, 2024
An oasis of a resource or location for walking or to cycle. It offers walks for leisure or the more strenuous routes. Offers great cross country running too. Parking charges are a bargainFull review by Gavin P
Aug 16, 2023
We love doing on visits around the hayes. There are some many different views to take in and every season it is still engaging. The children's playground keeps both of my children entertained for a l…Full review by Sophie S
Are the toilets currently open? Are they outside loos or do you have to go through a shop or cafe to get to them? Are there baby pram friendly paths?
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unfortunately at the moment our toilets are not open at this site. There is a path along the meadow you can take a baby pram, and potentially into the woods as there are surfaced …
unfortunately at the moment our toilets are not open at this site. There is a path along the meadow you can take a baby pram, and potentially into the woods as there are surfaced paths, but please do bear in mind this is a woodland site, and as such is hilly in places and undulated, although the main paths are surfaced, they are not tarmac.
Are there electric scooter suitable paths available?
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in terms of the wood, not really unless you had something like a 'tramper' or more robust than a normal 'shoprider' type......as the site is on a hillside. The alternative would be to come in …
in terms of the wood, not really unless you had something like a 'tramper' or more robust than a normal 'shoprider' type......as the site is on a hillside. The alternative would be to come in from the bottom from the Woodlands estate and just use the central main ride path along the bottom of the wood - that is quite flat and easy going. If you have a normal type scooter then the top path along to the meadow has some splendid views and you can easily turn round on this path and come back to avoid going down any steep paths.
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