Trosley Country Park

It’s ok, nice woodland walk with a few activities dotted around for the kids to get involved with. The views are amazing!

Only problem is that it’s either too flat and straight (which makes the walk seem longer and boring) or it’s too steep which isn’t great for the young, elderly or less mobile.
Now I’m aware that this isn’t the parks fault but when compared to somewhere like Shorne there is no comparison.

Great lateral park with woodland adventures for the kids and great food in the cafe after walk in the woods. Although walk says flat it is not smooth so a rugged pram required. Also check out steps to complete red route or you will have to double back or just stay on the top path the runs from end of car park.

Loved it here. Gorgeous autumn woodland walk. Lots to explore for the kids. Short & Long trails to follow to suit your needs. Cafe and toilets on site too.

Pleasant stroll through the woodland. Some great views en route.
Different coloured routes planned and marked clearly and easy to follow.
Designated play areas and some little treats like WoodHenge dotted around.
Exercise areas also set up on the fitness trails.
Finished with a coffee in the countryside park cafe.
Parking cheap at £1.70 a day.

Lovely woods to walk through on hard core paths with a few muddy sections but easily negotiated. There are play areas and activities along the routes, ideal to keep children occupied and interested in walking further. Beautiful scenery to enjoy at viewpoints. Loved it! There is a cafe and toilets by the car park too.

It's a really nice forest with an amazing view. We didn't had the chance to see the animals but that view is breathtaking. Beautiful sculptures, nice music instrument area, lots of amazing trees. We had a really great time there. Few small places for kids to play. Lots of signs, benches, clean, few car parks with pay.

Love woodlands to walk, cycle or ride a horse. There are different length walk marked by coloured arrows, some flat and others more challenging. I like to walk my dog through the beautiful woodlands and there are places where you can see for miles across the North Downs. There is a nice cafe with food and drink thought a little expensive. If you like bacon, the bacon sandwich is amazing. Car park is £1.70 weekdays and a little more at weekend. This place is definitely worth a visit.

Access to the pay & display carpark is off Harvel Road, check your directions take you that way. Small carpark surrounding the cafe and toilet block, with some parking on the access road. Nice cafe with friendly staff with indoor and outdoor seating areas. There are good maps of the walking trails and routes at several intervals along the trails with beautiful scenery and forest paths. Ramblers and dog walkers delight, could be hard going for wheelchair users in the winter months or after heavy rain, will need several fit family members to help push you around. Several places to entertain the kid's around the trails, well worth a visit.