Staffhurst Wood
Oxted, Tandridge
Photo: David Anstiss, CC BY-SA 2.0Photo: David Anstiss, CC BY-SA 2.0
A quiet ancient woodland near the Kent border, part of a Local Nature Reserve, with a small grassland area and a pond. Three self-guided trails wind through the trees, and the wood is known for its bluebells in spring and colour in autumn.
Highlights
- Bluebell, Newt and Acorn self-guided trails
- Spring bluebells
- Woodland pond
- Autumn colour
Good to know
- Dogs are allowed; keep them under close control and on paths
- There are no bins, so take litter and dog waste home
- No cycling or horse riding on the site
- The Surrey Connect on-demand bus stops at both car parks
Getting there
Staffhurst Wood, Grants Lane car park, Grants Lane, Edenbridge, TN8 6QRParking: Free car parks at Grants Lane (TN8 6QR) and St Silvans, Staffhurst Wood Road (RH8 0GH), both with a 1.9m height barrier.
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