Beautiful bluebells
Tucked away at the eastern edge of our park you’ll find Little Wix Wood and one of the finest bluebell woods in the area. This small, quiet patch of ancient semi-natural woodland was first recorded in the Chertsey Chronicles during the 13th century and features sweet chestnut, ash, oak, birch and hornbeam.
Each April and May our woodland breaks out into a riot of colour, a sea of bluebells stretching from one end of the wood to the other. These delicate native English bluebells won’t flower in the average garden, but here they create a violet carpet along the woodland floor and a sweet scent fills the air.