Wolves Wood

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This reserve is one of the few remnants of the ancient woodland that used to cover East Anglia. The RSPB manages it using the traditional method of coppicing (a special way of cutting the trees to let light in), which means that the wood has a wide variety of birds, plants and mammals.

Opening times

The trails are open at all times, but the car park is locked from 6 pm (or dusk if earlier), until 9am.

Entrance charges

Free, but donations to help us continue our work here are welcome.

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