Lovely place for a short hike, we didn't see many birds but I bet its great at dusk. The walks are really well signposted. There's not much parking, only room for 2-3 cars. But such a lovely calm and quiet place for a walk. Very glad we stopped here.

Stunning native woodland, gorgeous, I startled a tawny owl.

Really nice walk, quite flat all the way round and has a clear path to follow. Full of wildlife as well. Took me about 45mins to get round the Brakeybank Trail.

I visited with my 4 year old lad hoping to spot some birds. We undertook a circular of the northern half which includes a nice meadow. There is a good path and variety of woodland. Unfortunately there was quite a large amount of dog dirt on the paths near the car park which we had to dodge. Approximately half way round the circular, we encountered someone riding their dirt bike at considerable speed along our path. We endured the sound of his bike reving through trees for the next half hour and decided it was time to head home. It seems like it has the potential to be really nice, it's just a shame that we have to share it with certain members of our society.

Amazing wood with various terrain and plants, from meadows to streams in forest And great berries

We are new to the area A fantastic walk and fungi spotting was great.

Had a really peaceful and beautiful walk in RSPB’s Tudeley Woods today. The car park wasn’t open so we had to park on the side of the road but then the trails were well-marked and really fun. Would love to come back at different times of the day and year.

Enjoyed the walk, lovely autumn day. Definitey need Wellington boots as it is very wet snd muddy.

Totally peaceful, gorgeous and hidden gem. The trails are either 1.5 or 3 miles in length and, the shorter one (Brakeybank Trail) can be done with children without completely knackering them out. At least my 4 and 6 year olds handled it! One down side is that the paths are extremely muddy. It has been raining quite a lot this past month (April 2018), so it was to be expected, but it was ankle deep in parts and can be incredibly slippery going down some steep banks. We had to walk off the trail which was actually enjoyable as well. I'd highly recommend!

Lovely winter walk round Tudeley woods, 3 mile heathland link trail. Needs a couple of hours to take it in. Well sign posted & maintained. good paths, steep in places.

Very muddy but great walk. Not many birds but wasn't really looking hard!!

Always a pleasant walk around this area, even when many cars are parked up the area never feels busy. The only downside is that there is not enough area to park and car park is almost always locked.

Bring your wellies it's a bog atm great for a quiet walk, not often you see anyone

Lovely place to go for a walk. Looking forward to seeing the changes throughout the year as I've only been in the pouring rain.

Lovely walk in Tudeley Woods. Not sure why the car park is closed. Had to park on the road. Lacking a route map sign board. Check the routes on the website. Some blue bells - not many this time.

There were a lot of trees cut down, no green area to sit down. It was impossible to push a stroller through the paths. We gave up after a half hr and left. Might be good for just adults looking for a hike, not for kids.

First time visit, very little parking, gate locked. Tudeley Woods was brilliant, we got there at 3pm, left 9:30 pm. Trails very well worn, quite steep in some places, walked for miles, saw foxes, Deer and Buzzards. Went to see Nightjars, but none around. Worth a visit, will definitely go again. Didn't see one other person.