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Ivy Hatch

Dan Attwood

Ivy Hatch

This is one of the Trust's smallest reserves, wet woodland.

Location

Ivy Hatch
Borough Green
TN15 0PA
A static map of Ivy Hatch

Know before you go

Size
1 hectare

Walking trails

A circular trail with boardwalks gives access to visitors but the path can be rather wet at times.

Access

Wheelchair accessible. A circular trail with boardwalks gives access to visitors but the path can be rather wet at times.

Dogs

On a lead

When to visit

Opening times

Open at all times

Best time to visit

April to July

About the reserve

This is one of the Trust's smallest reserves. Several streams run through Ivy Hatch and as a result there are many wetland plants. The American skunk-cabbage has spread considerably; sphagnum moss grows in several areas, and there are numerous common spotted-orchids. The wood is formed mainly of sallows, alder, hazel and oak on the drier parts.

Contact us

Paul Glanfield
Contact number: 01622 662012
Contact email: info@kentwildlife.org.uk