Foxholes - (Near Oxfordshire, South East)

4 /5 Esme E: Lovely little walk around here. Its a bit tricky to find, dont go to the postcode! Its a little opening past Glyme farm. Parking for 3 cars and easy to walk around. Take your poop bags home with you.

4 /5 T.: Stunning nature walk, but definitely needs to have wooden planks or gravel or woodchips in deep muddy areas, very slippery. So wear Wellies! Otherwise, a lovely walk with many different paths.

5 /5 John TJ: A great nature reserve with well maintained pathways and signage. The bluebells are some of the best in Oxfordshire

3 /5 Yeo Kai Wen: Accessibility: Poor, with few signages that tell you if you are in the right place. Suggest asking around for directions from the locals. Do not try to drive into the road here as there are plenty of potholes and ditches - you wont be able to get out of the road unless you have a 4-wheel drive. Park along the main road and take a stroll in. Please be dressed for a possible wet hike as the route can get really muddy. Sights and Sounds: They say you can find wild deer here on some occasions. I didnt spot any, but the ordinary English forest was still something to behold. Spot the occasional puffball mushroom, or simply enjoy the shade of the tall ferns above you.

4 /5 Hill Dean “G”: Remote but delightful nature romp in the woods made all the better for the lovely Bluebells worth the journey in season