Steve Smith
Due to ongoing anti-social behaviour at Cromers wood we have taken the decision to change the car park open hours. This will come into effect on 9th of October 2020.
We have some changes happening at our Cromers Wood car park.
Location
Know before you go
Parking information
Charged Parking - £2.00 for the day - weekdays and weekendsWalking trails
Paths throughout the wood, can be muddy. Surfaced path for a short distance into the reserve.
Access
Not Wheelchair accessible. Most paths are unsurfaced clay soil, some steep and narrow.
Dogs
When to visit
Opening times
Summer hours 8am – 8pmWinter hours 8am – 4pm (from 25th October – 28th March)
Best time to visit
March to July or OctoberAbout the reserve
This ancient semi-natural woodland, rich in wildlife, sits on the southeast side of a dry slope valley. Most of the upper slopes and plateau have been converted to sweet chestnut coppice with a few oak standards. The greatest diversity of woodland flora is found on the lowest slopes where the chalk has its biggest impact in reducing soil acidity.