Selwyns Wood

A mixture of woodland types with heathy glades and streams

Selwyns Wood is a small mixed semi natural woodland near the town of Heathfield, mainly Oak, Birch and Sweet Chestnut, but with a few old big Beech trees. It is nestled in a south facing valley with three streams running through it, one of which has developed into a typical Wealden ghyll stream. There is also a small open area dominated by Heather, a characteristic feature of woodlands in this part of Sussex.

Selwyns Wood Nature Reserve is free to visit, but we are only able to care for Selwyns Wood with the support we receive from our members. Please consider becoming a member or making a donation today.

Postcode:
TN21 0QN
Grid ref:
TQ551205
Reserve size:
11 hectares

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