Sussex Wildlife Trust Headquarters - Henfield

Sussex Wildlife Trust Headquarters

Located in Henfield, East Sussex, the Sussex Wildlife Trust Headquarters is the main office of the trust, which is dedicated to protecting and preserving the natural environment of Sussex.

The headquarters is situated at Woods Mill, Shoreham Rd, Henfield BN5 9SD, United Kingdom, and can be easily accessed by car or public transportation.

Facilities and Services

The trust offers a range of facilities and services, including onsite services, wheelchair accessible entrance, and wheelchair accessible parking lot.

The trust is a non-profit organization and a charity, and is committed to protecting and preserving the natural environment of Sussex for future generations.

Specialties

The trust specializes in nature preserve and is dedicated to protecting and preserving the natural environment of Sussex.

Other Points of Interest

Some other points of interest include the trust's website, which provides information on the trust's work and activities, and the trust's phone number, which can be used to contact the trust for more information.

Reviews and Ratings

The trust has 278 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 4.7/5.

Reviewers have praised the trust for its beautiful area and amazing staff, and have noted that the trust is a great place to visit for nature lovers and families.

Some reviewers have noted that the trust is not suitable for dogs, and that visitors should bring wellies or boots if they plan to explore the trust's nature reserves.

Overall, the Sussex Wildlife Trust Headquarters is a great place to visit for anyone who is interested in nature and the environment.

👍 Reviews of Sussex Wildlife Trust Headquarters

Kate S.

5/5

Park in the car park and have a good old tramp round this reserve, looking out for a variety of wildlife, from buzzards and shy oak planting jays to deer and butterflies if the weather is warm enough. No dogs allowed here. This week was quite wet underfoot - wellies or boots recommended

Andy N.

5/5

Had an amazing chat with the guys at the centre. Beautiful area.

Lisa E.

5/5

Just got home from a beautiful walk here. I really love this place and try to go often. It was peaceful and still but for the most delightful and varied bird song. We heard loads, couldn't see many. I recommend this place for reconnecting with nature. There's parking which is free, you can join Sussex Wildlife Trust if you want to contribute that way. It's a good idea!

The S. R.

5/5

Very nice nature reserve, with no dogs messing about and jumping on you... DOGS NOT ALLOWED 👍
Free parking and plenty of nice walks. If you happen to arrive on a not so busy day, there are lots of birds to look at, but of course children will spoil that if present.

Avril P.

5/5

This walk combines woods, a lake, ponds, a stream and views of the hills along with birds and wildlife. It is interesting in each season. The walks weave among trees which stand above snowdrops. bluebells in May and other wild flowers. Ducks, swans, fish in the lake. A variety of birds. Even came across a small deer in the tall grasses of summer. A gentle and short walk of less than an hour but a balm to the soul.

Christopher L.

5/5

Woods Mill is amazing. We went there with it three young children and in just over an hour we saw Kestrels, Grass Snakes, Tad Poles, Swans (and baby swans), lots of birds, bugs, flowers and trees. Well worth the visit. We will be back!!

Gary C.

5/5

I've been coming here for over 40 years. Apologies for the piece of bread, the ducks loved it!

Richard B.

4/5

Lovely little place to walk around and spot wildlife.