Kent Wildlife Trust - Other Reserves

Other Reserves

(Some reserves have limited access.)

  • Brenchley Wood (OS Map 188 TQ648420): contains Roman remains, links to Julius Caesar's invasion of England
  • Broadham Down (OS Map 179 TR085538)
  • Burnt Oak Wood (RESTRICTED ACCESS)
  • Chiddingstone (OS Map 188 TQ511470)
  • Collingwood (OS Map 188 TQ760292)
  • Cowden Pound Pastures (OS Map 188 TQ459433)
  • Denton Bank (OS Map 179 TR210454)
  • Downe Bank (OS Map 177 TQ438609): site linked to Charles Darwin's Down House
  • Fackenden Down (OS Map 188 TQ531605)
  • The Gill (OS Map 188 TQ728385)
  • Ham Fen (RESTRICTED ACCESS): one of a few sites where a colony of European Beavers was reintroduced in the UK
  • Hewitt's Chalk Bank (OS Map 177 TQ480629)
  • Hunstead Wood (including Bigbury Wood, Joan Beech wood and South Blean Wood) (OS Map 179 TR095568)
  • Ivy Hatch (OS Map 188 TQ587547)
  • Kiln Wood (OS Map 189 TQ886515)
  • Oare Meadow (OS Map 178 TR007628)
  • Orlestone Forest (OS Map 189 TQ981355)
  • Parsonage Wood (OS Map 188 TQ797329)
  • Quarry Wood (OS Map 188 TQ722518)
  • Ruxley Gravel Pits (OS Map 177 TQ474700) No public access.
  • Sladden Wood (OS Map 179 TR257428)
  • Smallman's Wood (Restricted access)
  • Stockbury Hill Wood (OS Map 178 TQ836608)
  • Stone Wood (OS Map 189 TQ964370)
  • Spong Wood (OS Map 179 TR122455)
  • Spuckles Wood & Kenneling Wood (OS Map 189 TQ957525 and TQ957518)
  • Thornden Meadow (OS Map 179 TR150645)
  • Wattle Wood (OS Map 189 TQ873354)
  • Westerham Mines (OS Map 188 TQ455530)

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