WEST DEAN WOODS

wild daffodil. photo Mark Monk-Terry
Permit-only Access
Traditional hazel coppice woodland with oak standards, and a large colony of wild daffodils

wild daffodil. photo Mark Monk-Terry
nearest town: Chichester
highlights: Spring woodland flowers, butterflies and wild daffodils.
access: West Dean Woods, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, is a working woodland on a private estate, and access is restricted to those working the coppice or making scientific research. However, a public bridleway runs along the western edge, and provides the best vantage point to view the daffodils that are at the northern end. There is a parking lay-by close to the bridleway on the minor road.
size: 17 hectare
nature reserve map: Nature Reserve guide map (.pdf)
more information: Nature Reserve guide entry (.pdf)



