Best Places For Bluebells in Surrey and Hampshire
The best time to visit?
To make the most of your bluebell adventure, plan your woodland walk for late April and early May when these beauties are showing off their full bloom!
Remember to tread lightly, respect nature, and take nothing but photographs, leaving these precious flowers undisturbed for others to enjoy.
So, what are you waiting for? Pack a flask of tea, snacks for your little ones, get those wellies on and head out to witness nature’s magnificent display in Surrey and Hampshire.
Make sure you take a few photos, take a moment to breathe in the beauty around you, and revel in the simple joys that these Bluebell-filled woodlands have to offer. Who knows, you might just stumble upon a hidden gem or a secret clearing that will make your adventure all the more memorable. Happy hunting, flower seekers!
Always remember:
- Never stand on or walk through patches of bluebells.
- If there’s a marked route to follow, always stay on the path.
- Never pick bluebells to take home.
You can read more here about how the National Trust are protecting our Bluebells:
My Top Picks
1. The Chantries, Guildford
Park at Half Penny Lane car park at the bottom of St Marthas Church.
Walk down Half Penny Lane and into the woods on your right.
2. Cucknells Wood
3. Micheldever Woods
Winchester, SO24 9UB
Free parking.
4. Winkworth Arboretum, National Trust
Hascombe Road, Godalming, Surrey, GU8 4AD
Free entry for National Trust members.
Or
Adults: £12
Children: £6
Under 4s are free
5. Hatchlands Park, Guildford
East Clandon, Guildford, Surrey, GU4 7RT.
Free entry for National Trust members.
Or
Adults: £12
Children: £6
I hope this helped you decide on which place to visit the Bluebells in Surrey and Hampshire this Spring!
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Lots of love
Zoe
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