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Bluebells Wood
Address: 47 Park Ln, Arundel BN18 0QY, UK
State: West Sussex
City: Arundel
Zip Code: BN18 0QY

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I decided to walk from Barnham Station to the forest which was lovely. Encountered cows, sheep and even saw a deer en route. I was expecting to find squirrels in the forest but sadly didn't find any. The bluebells are beautiful to see and the forest is a lovely walk but no bees in sight either. I did see a few smaller birds and quite a few Robins. Dog-friendliness: Dogs must be kept on leash as there is a field of ewes and calves. I didn't notice any poo bins but did see someone picking up after their dog.
According to the National Trust website, the 3,500 acre Slindon Estate consists of woodland, farmland, downland and picturesque village, all connected by 25 miles of footpaths and bridleways.
Lovely place to walk my dog. Easy parking and easy to get to. No bluebells yet too early but you can see the leaves coming through and I really look forward to seeing them all bloom.
Free to use public car park, can be tricky to find a spot when the weather is nice, but overall not a problem. Beautiful walks for beginners and the more experienced, with fantastic scenery. There is even a little box with maps provided free by the national trust. Please, if you take your dog's walking here keep them on the lead, before there's a movement to ban dog's. I've seen many dog owners allowing their dogs to jump fences into adjacent farm land where there is livestock. There is an abundance of view points and scenery to explore, but for the full magic of this woods go when the bluebells are out.
A lovely walk in beautiful surroundings. Though when we arrived a poor lady had had her car broken into so be aware not to leave valuables on show as despite it being busy they were obviously opportunistic thieves.
Used to walk here as a child every week with my grandparents. Still one of my favourite places to go for a walk. The pathways are quite “stony”, so it’s never TOO muddy, unless there’s a proper downpour, you can get away with some old trainers, if you go off the “common” tracks, the mud can be rather deep. There are a few areas to park around the “horseshoe”, so don’t worry if you can’t park at the main car parks. Great place for the dogs, avoid for wheelchair users, unless you have something specific for cross-country as the paths are very bumpy at parts when dry. Dog-friendliness: Fences to keep the dogs out of the farmer’s fields, careful nearing the main roads though. Some dog waste bins near the car park but not in the actual woods.
Wonderful place! Great place for a family picnic. Nice amount of walking involved if you like walking as well. The bluebells were rife :
Lovely place for a spring walk especially as all the blubells were out, absolutely stunning.
Very pleasant walk here,with easy parking. After all the rain we've had you are able to walk on a gravel path to avoid mud and puddles.
Nice car park - BUT BEWARE OF THIEVES. I visited recently and someone watched my friend put a handbag in the boot of my car. When we returned 2 hours later my rear window was put through and the bag stolen from the car...........
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