Places to see birds
 | The RSPB Tudeley Woods reserve is an intricate mix of ancient woodland, heathland and pasture being the largest area of semi-natural ancient woodland in South East England. The reserve supports several rare bird species including Woodlarks, Nightjars, Willow tits and all three species of British Woodpeckers. More... |
 | Bough Beech Reservoir & Nature Reserve Bough Beech nature reserve is situated between Tonbridge, Sevenoaks and Edenbridge adjacent to the reservoir and run by the Kent Wildlife Trust. Most of the reserve is open water, important for many species of wildfowl with over 150 bird species recorded on a regular basis. More... |
 | Acquired in January 2007 Broadwater Warren is a new reserve outside Tunbridge Wells. Currently a mixture of Woodland and heathland the reserve will be restored over time to its original state as a prime example of heathland and mature woodland over a ten year period. More... |
 | Bewl Water reservoir is the largest stretch of open water in south east England. Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, in the heart of the High Weald on the Kent and Sussex border off the A21 between Lamberhurst and Wadhurst. More... |
 | Owned by the Tonbridge & Malling Bourough Council, the park covers 65 hectares and part of the park is designated as a Site of Nature Conservation Interest. More... |
 | Foal Hurst Wood is a small area of woodland and meadow comprising of 29 acres of woodland and 11 acres of meadowland around its northern border. Located within the parish of Paddock Wood it is situated on the outskirts of the town near Tonbridge. More... |
 | The Bedgebury National Pinetum is one of the finest collections of conifers in the UK. There are over 10,000 trees and shrubs many rare and endangered in their native habitat attracting some of the UK's more intriguing birds. More... |