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Collingwood

Ray Lewis

Collingwood

A small woodland reserve centred around a lake

Location

1.6km (1 mile) south of Hawkhurst off Stream Lane
Hawkhurst
TN18 4RF
A static map of Collingwood

Know before you go

Size
3 hectares

Walking trails

There is a footpath around the reserve.

Access

Not Wheelchair accessible. A Wide Gate leading from the roadside to thin path. The paths are unsurfaced,with some slopes, steps and boardwalks in places. Paths can be slippery and muddy in places when it is wet. Fishing is not permitted at this reserve.

Dogs

On a lead

When to visit

Opening times

Open at all times

Best time to visit

April to July

About the reserve

Collingwood is a delightful woodland sanctuary, which was planted as part of the Collingwood House Estate and, as a result, contains many exotic species amongst the native oaks, hornbeam, field maple, holly, yew and beech. The reserve is centred on a lake with lovely steep valleys and stepped paths. The lake has good natural vegetation with water lilies and bulrushes.

Contact us

Matt Hayes
Contact number: 01622 662012
Contact email: info@kentwildlife.org.uk

Environmental designation

Local Wildlife Site (LWS)