Brenchley Wood

Brenchley Wood

Brenchley Wood

Ancient woodland with heathland and bog

Location

Between Matfield and Pembury
Pembury
TN12 7ER
A static map of Brenchley Wood

Know before you go

Size
15 hectares

Grazing animals

Sometimes - sheep

Walking trails

Wear suitable footwear as it may be muddy at times.

Access

Not Wheelchair accessible. Surface is level ,Forest track, gravel/earth. Has kissing gate, other gates. Can be boggy in places during winter, Basic sign board.

Dogs

On a lead

When to visit

Opening times

Open at all times

Best time to visit

March to August

About the reserve

The original Brenchley Wood Nature Reserve covers about 8 hectares of relic High Weald woodland between Brenchley and Pembury. This secluded reserve is rich in wildlife. The woods are dominated by majestic beech and oak trees. A small area of heathland to the north has been restored from pine plantation and low shrubby heather and dwarf gorse is now returning.

Contact us

Matt Hayes
Contact number: 01622 662012

Environmental designation

Local Wildlife Site (LWS)