4.3/5)Within Thames Chase Community Forest there are ten woodlands and one Visitor Centre, each offering visitors a great day out and place to relax, walk, cycle and play.
Berwick Glades
This small woodland, with its planted glades and wildflower meadows offers visitors great views of Ingrebourne Valley.
Bonnetts Wood
Bonnetts Wood provides a quiet haven off the beaten track. A great place for walking and wildlife watching.
Cely Woods
Cely Woods offers visitors an excellent network of trails and is home to a rich numerous insects and flowers. Great links to Belhus Woods.
Folkes Lane Woodland
Within this woodland you'll find waymarked walking routes, perfect picnic spots and stunning views. On a good day you can see as far as the Millennium Dome and the London Eye.
Harold Court Woods
This friendly sites offers easy walking and a place for visitors to relax. For a longer walk or ride, cross over to Pages Wood or Tylers Common.
Ingrebourne Hill
Walk the dog or jog, ride your horse or mountain bike, picnic or play, or just kick back and relax. You can do it all at Ingrebourne Hill.
Mardyke Woods
Explore a variety of woodland paths in this ancient woodland or take the children to play in the two adjacent play areas.
Pages Wood
Pages Wood provides visitors with a variety of walking trails and safe off-road cycling for the kids.
Thames Chase Forest Centre
Visit Thames Chase Forest Centre for a day of walking, cycling, wildlife watching or adventure play. You'll find a cafe and shop inside the visitor centre to help you refuel after your adventure.
Tylers Wood
Go for a gentle stroll in Tylers Wood and see right across the Docklands and the City of London.
Did you know..?
That in partnership with other organisations, the Foresrty Commission's target is to plant 5.5million trees on some 2,000ha (5,000 acres) of land in the Thames Chase area by 2030.
Please tell us about your visit
Please email us at thameschase@forestry.gsi.gov.uk if you have an enquiry or would like a reply to your comments.
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