I decided to explore this nature reserve after seeing it on Google Maps. It was a 50 minute walk to get there on a bright Friday morning and it was definitely worth it once getting there. The bird song was amazing and the paths were well laid out and useable. I met very little people whilst walking and those I did were families and dog walkers, all very polite and observing social distancing. There is a lovely babbling stream running through the nature reserve, and if you are lucky enough you will see squirrels scampering about. A really pleasant walk, explore the paths and enjoy your time there. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars was that I was disappointed to find no benches go sit on to enjoy the views and listen to the glorious bird song. Wear sturdy boots and remember to take your rubbish home .

Wonderful area to talk for the most part. Some sketchy road crossings and through a golf course, but a nice walk none the less. Doesn't push you very hard, however that's what I expected.

The tasting menu was as good as any meal I have had. Really enjoyable evening.

Used to play here as a child 60yrs ago when land was undeveloped

Lovely woodlands walk just off waking street road in Brookfield.

Went to have a look, could do with some benches and seat,s, we took a picnic but nowhere to sit to enjoy the peace and quiet. The pond at the top of one of the stairs was a bit of a mess, full of surface weed and cans, no wildlife on it, a bit dissapointed, sat in car having our picnic, no map showing footpaths.

Only problem was I tried to jump brook and slipped on stones on opposite side, feeling it today sore and aching all over.

Lovely walks

It was raining and muddy, but the paths need fixing and the bushes need a trim but other than that it was lovely 😊

It's so lovely for a walk