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Rook’s Nest Wood Country Park

Rook's Nest Wood Country Park for fabulous walks and dog walking

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Rook’s Nest Wood Country Park lies along Barkham Ride in Finchampstead and boasts rich wildlife habitats designated as a Local Wildlife Site. This beautifully preserved area invites visitors to explore its diverse environments through well-marked trails suitable for all ages. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate opportunities for birdwatching as they wander through lush woodlands filled with flora and fauna unique to the region. Families can enjoy quality time together while experiencing the wonders of nature firsthand in this serene park setting. Our team is always ready to assist you with any questions during your visit.

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Thomas Adams

4 Google Rating

Good little amble for the family. Muddy and water logged in the winter... So very fun!

4/ 5

Good little amble for the family. Muddy and water logged in the winter... So very fun!

Beth Storey

3 Google Rating

Nice dog walk, pretty muddy at the minute.

3/ 5

Nice dog walk, pretty muddy at the minute.

Elena Miroiu

5 Google Rating

Brilliant spot for a run, brisk walk, dog walk, you name it. In June all the wonderful smells are ev

5/ 5

Brilliant spot for a run, brisk walk, dog walk, you name it. In June all the wonderful smells are everyone, it's amazing. It it's a more rainy time, definitely you will need a pair of wellies.

Jon Edwards

5 Google Rating

A really pretty place for a walk. The path starts and ends at the car park.

5/ 5

A really pretty place for a walk. The path starts and ends at the car park.

Ian Cunningham

4 Google Rating

Becoming a more mature woodland. Just wish dig walkers would clear up behind them.

4/ 5

Becoming a more mature woodland. Just wish dig walkers would clear up behind them.

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  • Tuesday08:00 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Wednesday08:00 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Thursday08:00 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Friday08:00 AM - 06:00 PM
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