Blean Woods National Nature Reserve - (Near Kent, South East)

5 /5 Jack Barnes: Shout out to the woodlands management team past and recent! Although much of what I ventured onto was plantation, it felt sympathetic to the surroundings. Loved seeing so much clusters of Birch, interestingly they were the first trees to begin inhabiting ancient Britain. Plenty of variety of fungi throughout the woodland for all you mycologists! which is also a good indicator of a healthy ecosystem;)

5 /5 Larry Ray: Lovely and generally quiet woods to stroll through. Particularly beautiful in Autumn. Unfortunately the RSPB that controls this part of the woods allows logging that does a lot of damage to the woodland (and can’t be good for the birds either). But still a lovely place

5 /5 Lizzy x: Its a beautiful autumn family walk, make sure you have wellies!! Parking not brilliant, not many spaces available to park, had to park down the road, peak time.

4 /5 Minerva 25: Decided to have a walk through Blean Woods firstly a very pleasant walk but long with a lack of benches on route. We walked about 4 miles if not more and came across 2 seats. On a hot day it’s nice to sit and take a breath before setting off again but sadly nothing around. Great walk though if you’re pretty fit mainly level with a slight incline but that’s it. Quite a few tracks to follow easy to get lost. Good for dog walks but didn’t come across any loos on route which can be a nuisance obviously.

5 /5 Natalie Myers: Great Woods, clean and no rubbish . Masses of fungi in November