Staffhurst Wood

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Staffhurst Wood May bluebells

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About this wood

Part of a large woodland block designated of special scientific interest, Staffhurst is a nationally important ancient wooded common, rich in species. It also has in interesting history - dating back to at least Saxon times when it was part of a royal hunting forest. And during the Second World War the woodland was used as an ammunitions dump.

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"A newcomer [1998] I soon found & loved Staffhurst Woods, walk there regularly. The bluebell time is very special; friends from Romsey, Australia, Horley come with me & love SW too. Please keep these unique and special woods."
Guest user, 03 April 2012

Staffhurst Wood

Size:
12.9 ha (31.88 acres)
Near:
Limpsfield, Surrey
Grid ref:
TQ413490
OS map sheets:
  • Explorer 147
  • OS Landranger 187

SSSI, ASNW

Features:

  • Information board at site
  • Parking nearby
  • Grassland
  • Mainly broadleaved woodland
  • Special wildlife interest
  • Well worth a visit
  • Spring colour
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