Headley Heath
A wonderful mix of open heathland, woodland and chalk downland
Why are we asking you to scan your membership card at Headley Heath?
Why do we ask you to scan your card even though car parking is free? Every time you scan your membership card here, the Headley Heath team receives £2 from our central funds to invest in the property. This simple act can make a huge difference to our work.
Habitats at Headley Heath
We manage our habitat at Headley Heath to make sure that we continue to attract wildlife and preserve the rich ecosystem that is in place here. Find out more about the habitats and how we do it.
Finding fabulous fungi on Headley Heath
Autumn and winter are great seasons for discovering the wonderful world of fungi.Take the opportunity to find out more about fungi as you walk around Headley Heath.
Plants and animals at Headley Heath
With over 25 species of butterflies, a handful of reptiles and amphibians not to mention mammals, birds and wildflowers, there's plenty of wildlife to spot at Headley.
Conservation work benefits rare plant
Conservation work on Headley Heath has resulted in a rare marsh plant - the British star fruit - re-establishing itself. Headley is now one of only a handful of sites in the UK where this beauty can be found.
Listen out for the nightjars on Headley Heath
Visit Headley Heath at dusk to learn more about one of our most secretive birds - nightjars.
